Sentence examples for accordingly much of it from inspiring English sources

"The Victim" is a novel of ideas, and, accordingly, much of it takes place in the mind.

Accordingly much of the secondary literature on Kant's aesthetics has treated it in isolation from the more general account of judgment in which it is embedded, and the same is true, perhaps to an even greater extent, in the case of Kant's teleology.

Accordingly, much of the perverse energy of "Kill Bill" arises from his near-maniacal fascination with her.

Accordingly, much of the Navy's activity under Maurepas was aimed at protecting and expanding French foreign and colonial trade.

Accordingly, much of what the scholars have tried to brand as Marxist philosophy was instead contemporary commentary, reactive and therefore full of contradiction.

Accordingly, much of Ranke's own scholarship focused on the inner workings of the nation-states and their relationships with each other; for this his exploitation of the relazioni, or reports, of astute Venetian diplomats was especially important.

Accordingly, much of the mobile TV experimentation is happening on the paid side, through packages sold by individual carriers like AT&T and Verizon and through subscription services that will be coming soon.

Accordingly, much of the Art Space's third floor is given over entirely to Mr. Gonzalez-Torres's conceptual installations, including his signature candy spills and paper stacks — the former in a pile that adds up to his and Mr. Laycock's combined weight, the latter printed with ephemeral pastoral images.

Accordingly, much of the authors' study focuses on recognizing and removing tales that seem to have spread horizontally.

Accordingly, much of Bonfire reads like a proto-Styleforum.

Accordingly much of our current molecular understanding of human biology is rooted in and enabled by Drosophila research.