Sentence examples for and therefore but from inspiring English sources

Thus, whoever had control of Scotland's story most likely controlled its political discourse and therefore, but not always, its levers of power.

One could say that they're the Kooks but wacky (and therefore worse), but that requires some context.

Euro-enthusiasts claim this is Murdoch-induced and therefore wrong but, in fact, it's instinctive.

He has been deemed more marketable than González: bigger, and therefore scarier, but also smilier, and therefore more lovable.

It's a cry of pain, and therefore understandable, but it's also bad politics and bad democracy.

"Where are you from?" The man looked straight back at him, his face pinched and therefore overstated, but unflinching.

There is a cost to this, in energy and therefore cash, but not in water.

She duly learns to live by mistrust, relying only on a "scrupulous resourcefulness" that makes her predictable and therefore vulnerable, but ultimately saves her.

Asked about the figures, Mr. Levy said those documents were preliminary and therefore unreliable, but he declined to provide any other detailed figures.

Somewhere along the line Bell might have made himself unassailable and therefore undroppable but he has never quite managed that in one day-cricket.

He was an animal and therefore blameless, but he was blameless even for an animal, "He never bothered anyone," the head of the Zimbabwe Conservation Task Force (ZCTF) told us.