Sentence examples for and therefore moving from inspiring English sources

The Red Room delivers those goods but it is also, and this might sound odd for a thriller, compassionate and, therefore, moving.

Additionally, they are mesh-based, and therefore moving domains become a challenge.

These restrictions are still prevailing and, therefore, moving rams between farms is currently prohibited in many regions, reducing the effectiveness of the ram circles.

But the challenges on "Expedition Impossible" actually appear challenging, and therefore move slowly.

"All this is so blatantly racist," the bishops wrote, "that it can shock and therefore move us to ask again how to confront more effectively the sin of racism".

"Through respect, through dialogue, through negotiations, we can in fact reach mutually acceptable solutions, implement mutually acceptable solutions, prove that the naysayers were always wrong, and therefore move towards a world in which diplomacy – not force, not pressure – will prevail".

Those ions that form more stable complexes do not adhere to the resin and therefore move off the column more quickly than the ions that do not form complexes (or complex only weakly).

EVs have negatively charged phospholipid membranes and therefore move across filter membranes.

A new management strategy is proposed in the paper, based on vehicles that are fully automated and therefore move without an operator among stations in order to relocate themselves.

Pomponazzi attributed apparently miraculous events to the power of imagination, to psychological states or to the influence of the stars, since according to the Peripatetic paradigm the immutable first mover cannot have direct contact with the mutable sublunar world, and therefore moves through secondary causes.

First, wind causes small particles to be lifted and therefore moved to another region.