Sentence examples for are we then from inspiring English sources

The phrase "are we then" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are questioning or reflecting on a situation or conclusion that has just been presented.
Example: "If we have completed all the tasks, are we then ready to submit the project?"
Alternatives: "are we now" or "are we subsequently".

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are we then

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So where are we, then?

I mean, where the hell are we then?

If the Times prints manipulated photos, are we then free to interpret the news stories to be manipulated also?

"If we are not us, who are we, then?" It's a question explored here, both fascinatingly and too frequently.

You do think "is that true?" And if it is true are we then so formed by these habits that we don't even see it?

In the Canadian arctic he receives a lecture on the nature of home from a First Nations activist, Francois Paulette – one that leaves him wondering if "European cultures have entirely lost the traditions by which a relationship with the land is maintained, (in which case) are we then destined to be estranged from our places?

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