Sentence examples for and finally that of from inspiring English sources

Three theories on the origin of music are discussed, namely that of Darwin, that advocated independently by Rousseau, Herder, and Spencer, and finally that of Wallaschek and K. Bücher.

The four shaded galleries are generated and moulded from the territory: that of Martis lies in a valley, in Bulzi it follows the crest of a hill, the Laerru one winds along and peters out along the promontory and, finally, that of Perfugas is strategically placed to dominate the valley.

Almost no one seems to be speaking about the deaths of Adam Lanza or his mother Nancy, whose guns took her own life, the lives of others, and finally, that of her son.

We further found that MA's capacity to trigger apoptosis depends upon JNK and p53 via the induction of Bax, the inhibition of Bcl-2, the release of cytochrome-c, the activation of caspase-9 and finally that of caspases -3, -7 and -8.

"All hail, Macbeth!" they incant three times, promoting him in each prediction from "Thane of Glamis" to "Thane of Cawdor" and, finally, "That shalt be King hereafter".

These wounded outsiders recognize the nature of evil, and finally that is what matters.

I emailed these to the clerk on the morning of October 29, and finally that afternoon received my ballot (via email).

Accordingly, Descartes attempted to broaden the limits of knowledge by proving to his own satisfaction that God exists; that the standard for knowing something is having a "clear and distinct" idea of it; that mind is more easily known than body; that the essence of matter is extension; and, finally, that most of his former beliefs are true.

Further, we show that developmental ethanol exposure in Drosophila causes oxidative stress, that this stress is a primary cause of the developmental lethality and delay associated with ethanol exposure, and, finally, that one of the mechanisms by which ethanol increases oxidative stress is through abnormal fatty acid metabolism.

And, finally, that anthem of coercive affection "I love you / you love me / we're a happy family -- sung, so incongruously, to the tune of "This Old Man".

Esteban and colleagues also found that most physicians are afraid of applying levels of PEEP >10 cm H2O and, finally, that one-third of intensive care unit patients were ventilated with zero PEEP.