Sentence examples for * hence much from inspiring English sources
And hence much out of fashion.
The raid to kill Osama humiliated the army and hence much of the country.
Another camp I visited a day later, called Kawergosk, was newly established and hence much less organised than Domiz.
The silver fir has soft wood that is easily worked and is hence much used in carpentry.
As such garments become easier to buy and care for, they lose their exclusivity and hence much of their appeal.
In most care homes for dementia the residents are elderly – in their late 80s – and hence much less mobile and with lower energy resources.
"The American mother," Congress wrote, "is doing so much for the home, for moral uplift, and religion, hence so much for good government and humanity".
These issues naturally prompt the question of how much mathematics is indispensable (and hence how much mathematics carries ontological commitment).
Hence, much of our garden is largely devoted to drink.
Hence, much of the paper discusses laboratory provision, locally, remotely and virtually.
