Sentence examples for and therefore in a from inspiring English sources

Here she was gentler and therefore, in a way, more frightening.

"One can extrapolate the rate of appreciation into the future, and therefore, in a sense, feel you aren't taking a lot of risk," he said.

He argues that both were essentially anti-modernist — Waugh a nostalgic moralist and Orwell a prophetic idealist — and therefore, in a sense, "the same man".

and therefore, in a set of strata, the youngest layers must be those of the top, and the oldest must lie on the bottom.

The greatest intellectual of his age, and thus knowledgeable and involved, he was wealthy and powerful and therefore in a position to assume the patronage of this church.

However, in structural engineering, structural members are generally at rest and therefore in a state of statical equilibrium.

The thermal reduction process resulted in a change in the Mn3+/Mn4+ concentrations in the Mn sublattice, and therefore in a modification of the transport properties.

In fact, the ultimate triumph of the George W. Bush forces in the 2000 dispute has been to stamp any discussion of that episode as bad sportsmanship and therefore, in a way, undemocratic itself.

Even some liberal Jewish leaders say Muslim-Jewish relations have deteriorated over the belief by many prominent Muslims that suicide bombings against Israeli citizens are justified by Israeli policy, and therefore in a different category than last month's attacks.

Further drama was to come; the 43-year-old bogeyed the 14th before carelessly leaving a chip into the par-five 15th short and therefore in a water hazard.

But it is still a potent agent of global warming and, therefore, in a class of chemicals that experts say must ultimately be phased out, too.