right after **
just after *

In reality, however, Decker was again beginning to wonder if he had not been right about the dream after all.

And he sat there, wondering if she might not be right about it after all.

So far no one was saying that it proved he might have been right about Blade after all.

The hamster was never quite right after that, but he lived.

What if I'm right after all and you would jump at the chance of advancing your career.

"I think we are right for each other after all," he said.

It wasn't right for him to be blamed, after all.

He was never quite right after that, and lost his position on the very first challenge.

"I think you may be right about power after all, little man."

The kid's father had a bad concussion and never was quite right after that.