Sentence examples for Who is therefore from inspiring English sources

Take Rick Santorum: Is he a serious candidate, who is therefore ripe for mockery?

She's got a new boyfriend, an English architect who is therefore called Jeremy.

She reports to Governor Bush, who is therefore more directly responsible for her office's successes and failures.

"Uh, Morrissey, actually," said Ms. Jacobson, whose father has been a music critic and who is, therefore, well-schooled in the canon of alternative music.

who still doesn't understand what was wrong with his policy of selling arms to Iran (and all that flowed therefrom) and who is therefore unlikely ever to understand it.

Otis was founded by Elisha Graves Otis, who invented the safety brake in 1853, and who is therefore usually thought of, in the simplistic way of historical innovation accreditation, as the inventor of the elevator.

This is a belief that can be entertained only by people who have never experienced serious hardship, and who are therefore unaware of the contingency of existence.

As the government needs the revenue that is avoided, it is simply loaded on to the non-avoiders, who are therefore paying more than their fair share.

They also are racially discriminatory: as a group, white women live substantially longer than black men, who are therefore less likely to get the discount.

But there are also people whose perfectionism manifests itself in a kind of "this isn't worth doing if I can't make it exceptionally good," and who are therefore wary of working on things that they might mess up.

He added: "He was a consummate professional in his role as a police officer and had been for number of years who was, therefore, highly respected in this role," said Wallis in his written statement to Leveson.