Sentence examples for as such takes from inspiring English sources

Though sometimes used for minor demonic spirits, the word devil generally refers to the prince of evil spirits and as such takes various forms in the religions of the world.

That the new iconography of women's bodies is about sport and fitness – and, as such, takes its aesthetic cues from the all-in-ones of the racing pool, the gymnast's mat, or the dancer's studio – is progress, surely, from the bikini's none-too-subtle reference to the pairing of bra with knickers.

Cons: From a traveler's perspective, the Kensington charging kit does little to cut down on cords and, as such, takes up more packing space than most devices.

MAN is the guarantor of this work and, as such, takes full responsibility for the integrity of the data and the accuracy of the data analysis.

As such, taking responsibility for passing, saving and shooting for goal is the player's sole task.

Wolf died in 1976, and Sumlin, whom the older man regarded almost as a son – indeed, on the funeral programme he was named as such – took the loss very hard.

As such, taking advantage of social media means crafting a strategy that magnifies a brand's message without compromising the brand's authentic appeal.

As such, Take Off Your Pants and Jacket continues the pop punk sound that the group honed and made famous, albeit with a heavier tone inspired by groups such as Fugazi and Refused.

As such, taking the maximum number of two runs has been suggested (83, 91).

As such, taking a biopsy at the antrum may yield higher chances of atrophic gastric mucosa than taking one from the body.

As such, taking the above data into account as well as the fact that we found no considerable phenotypic effects for it, the Del scaff15 probably has negligible phenotypic effects in protein production conditions.