Sentence examples for accordingly he decided from inspiring English sources

Plato admired the poets and was himself something of a poet, but, when he was founding (on paper) his ideal state, he was convinced that much art, even some passages in Homer, tended to have an evil influence upon the young and impressionable, and accordingly he decided that they must be banned.

As Eco revealed to the newspaper, he had not forgotten the rather unkind review that Rushdie gave to his novel "Foucault's Pendulum" back in 1989 ("Reader: I hated it"), and, accordingly, he decided to read from that book for the occasion: "I picked it just in order to upset him," Mr. Eco said.

Accordingly, he decided to publish Sygdommen til døden (1849; Sickness unto Death) under a pseudonym (as he had done with several previous works), lest anyone think he lived up to the ideal he there presented; likewise, the pseudonymous authors of his other works often denied that they possessed the faith they talked about.

Accordingly, he decided to write an episode that featured Mulder and Scully as the antagonists, as viewed through the eyes of the monster.

Horne considered that it was not the physical problem of combining his two careers, but the mental strain of problems in his business life; accordingly he decided to give up commerce and concentrate on a career in entertainment.

Accordingly, he and Massey decided that the thing to do was buy out the Colonel.

He accordingly decided to exploit the antagonism of the belligerent countries and to reach Russia through Germany.

Accordingly, they decided to proceed with the concert as planned.

Wilkinson had previously instructed his family not to continue life support after all hope of recovery was gone; accordingly, they decided to withdraw life support, and Wilkinson died on July 5 , 2002

Accordingly, they decided to focus on sites that contain only adenine and thymine or guanine and cytosine, in other words, sites with a homogeneous A+T content.

Accordingly, he said, he had decided to deny Mr. Megrahi's application for a prisoner transfer and to approve his return to Libya under compassionate grounds, which he described as an act of "mercy" for a dying man.