| The reception of British surrealism has more often than not been coloured by a sense of its belatedness. |
| This belatedness causes a jerky motion of the arm and imparts it to the hand. |
| Because of the belatedness of capitalist development, the working class was numerically too weak to carry out the democratic and national struggle. |
| Some explore the feeling of belatedness — of being left behind by one's changing surroundings and belonging, irretrievably, to the past. |
| Of late years they are growing conscious of their own belatedness, and that touches a tender spot. |
| For the Review of Reviews, which was oriented toward the monthly periodical, its belatedness was unproblematic. |
