Sentence examples for Proceed thus from inspiring English sources

"Clearly, then, if people proceed thus in their usual manner of definition and speech, they cannot explain and solve the difficulty.

We proceed thus, banging and pranging for a while before the river itself, perhaps in a fit of exasperation, turns our bows decisively downstream and starts to sweep us firmly towards our final objective: the town of Horning, three days' paddling hence.

After selecting their response, listeners had to click on the next button to proceed, thus placing the cursor at the exact centre of the screen before the next stimulus presentation (guaranteeing identical distances for the two answer possibilities).

Please let us proceed thus.

The greater part of the narrative proceeds thus, and Ishiguro gets his darkest effects from this "dead hand" approach, creating an atmosphere of unbearable constriction that is like looking back down a tunnel.

To recover the sum of the proceeds thus covered into the Treasury, or such other amount as might be found to have been received by the United States from such sale, this action was brought.

They distinguish Norman v. Consolidated Gas Co., 89 F.2d 619, recently decided by the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, on the ground that, in that case, the remedy was challenged by the company and the Government at every stage of the proceeding, thus withdrawing from the court any marginal discretion.

Even with a preliminary model as a guide, the sculptor's concept constantly evolves and clarifies as the work proceeds; thus, as he adapts his design to the nature of the carving process and the material, his work develops as an organic whole.

That, proceeding thus far, without offence to the constitution, they had left, at this point, to every sect to take into their own hands the office of further instruction in the peculiar tenet of each". It was not, however, to be understood that instruction in religious opinion and duties was meant to be precluded by the public authorities, as indifferent to the interests of society.

Our conversation proceeded thus: Hamsa: Yes? Christopher: There's a problem here.

It proceeds thus: Suppose we had an ideal theory which passed every observational and theoretical test we could conceive of.