NOT AT FIRST

Definition: Indicating that something did not happen or was not the case initially, but may occur or be true later on.

Synonyms: Initially Hesitant, Gradual Acceptance, Delayed Approval, Eventual Agreement, Slow Adoption

Usage Examples in Sentences

Sarah was unsure about the project, but not at first.

Not at first did he appreciate the intricacies of abstract art.

The true impact of the policy change was not at first apparent to the citizens.

The significance of the historical event was not at first understood by the students.

The political intricacies were not at first apparent to the young diplomat.

She did not at first acknowledge the subtle nuances of the painting.

Not at first did the historical significance of the artifact become evident.

The ethical implications of the decision were not at first apparent to the team.

Although she was hesitant, she eventually agreed, not at first, but after some persuasion.

#10

The new software appeared confusing, not at first, but after a few tutorials, it became intuitive.

#11

The truth eluded him, not at first, but after some reflection, he began to see things differently.

#12

She did not realize the significance of his words at first.

#13

The significance of his words was not apparent to her at first.

#14

Not at first, she was enthusiastic about the idea of skydiving.

#15

She was not at first convinced by his argument, but she eventually came around.

#16

His talent was not at first recognized by the critics, but now he's acclaimed worldwide.

#17

At first, she did not believe in ghosts, but after experiencing paranormal activity, her views changed.

#18

Despite her reservations, she decided to try the exotic dish, not at first knowing if she would like it.

#19

The idea of public speaking did not at first appeal to her, but she soon found her voice.