Sentence examples for and therefore literally from inspiring English sources

The ideology of the market has so penetrated every corner of our lives and thinking that any alternatives have become delegitimised, dismissed as unrealistic or pie in the sky and therefore literally unthinkable.

That number may not seem large compared to many consumer startups, but as Carvin argued at Demo Day, those users are "all in the process of writing the biggest checks of their lives" (namely, buying a house) and therefore "literally the most valuable page views online".

In 2017, he was Small Business Minister and therefore literally in charge of the Australian Bureau of Statistics during the Marriage Equality Postal Survey.

Controlling, channeling, and commandeering death processes are therefore literally a matter of life and death in medicine.

They therefore literally cannot afford to lose even one vote now.But not only do liberals dislike the Senate bill, dozens of moderate Democrats also worry that voting for an unpopular reform bill may hurt them in hotly-contested elections this autumn.

(Mmvarepsilon nsoun) therefore literally means 'seven horns of animals'.

It is therefore literally impossible to generate a uniform staging system that would be relevant for all tumors arising in the head and neck region.

Predicting what would happen to the first human beings to climb that high was therefore literally a matter of life or death – here inaccurate models could kill.

In the case of safety promotion, an actor network therefore literally includes the welfare state agencies, companies, populations, policy-makers, as well as a diverse set of linked physical structures, products, legislations, and other materials that are involved in or used for prevention of injuries.

(Of particular interest: there is a Filipino martial art called Latigo y Daga which literally translates to-and therefore involves-whip and dagger. Which happen to Isabelle's weapons of choice).

Perhaps because shopgirls were the first female workers whose labours (and therefore their discomforts) were literally on show, they were also in the vanguard of progressive movements that changed the conditions of labour.