Sentence examples similar to antiquity hence from inspiring English sources
Hence, the antiquity of D-M174 likely reflects the true prehistory of human populations in East Asia.
These maxims were later collected separately and sometimes forged; hence, perhaps, his posthumous reputation in antiquity as a philosopher.
The deep roots of M phylogeny clearly establish the antiquity of Indian lineages, especially M2, as compared to Ethiopian M1 lineage and hence, support an Asian origin of M majorhaplogroup.
Hence, Madeleine M. Henry, Professor of Classics at Iowa State University, maintains that "biographical anecdotes that arose in antiquity about Aspasia are wildly colorful, almost completely unverifiable, and still alive and well in the twentieth century".
Given the antiquity of the slide estimating the depth to the shear surface from the topography is difficult and hence any estimate of the volume of the disturbed mass is provisional.
Mr Brown is a great Princeton academic who grew up in the twilight world of Protestant Dublin and hence felt an instinctive sympathy so he later explained for the world that he would define as late antiquity.
The antiquity stops there, though.
Flutes were ubiquitous in antiquity.
During Roman antiquity certain documents containing different sorts of authorizations were engraved on a bronze diptych and then folded and sealed, in order to keep the contents secret hence the term diploma.
Lutetian limestones of the Paris Basin were used from antiquity to today as building materials (e.g. Paris and Rheims Notre-Dame cathedrals), but quarries gradually closed down and started to disappear from the landscape and hence from memory.
