Sentence examples for be hence that from inspiring English sources

Most important is not choosing our own life-plans; rather, liberalism founded on the value of self-determination requires only that we be able to critically evaluate our ends if need be, hence that 'no end or goal is exempt from possible re-examination' (Kymlicka 1989, 52; Dworkin 1989, 489; Macedo 1990, 247).

Like some jobs (apiarist, web coder, consultant) no one understands what the hell it is, hence that delicious outrage when it's funded.

Rand holds that there is no conflict between one person's rational interests and another's, hence that respecting other people's rights is perfectly compatible with advancing or preserving one's own interests.

Correlatively, Lotze encourages us to think of the world as the product of the will of God, of an infinite spirit: reality is, hence, that which corresponds to (a) self-consciousness.

A hypothesis is hence that ENU mutations are biased towards the parts of the genome that are accessible in the testis, which would limit the functional assessments to testis-specific genes.

But the Holy Blessed One gave the Torah to Israel and said to them: 'You are taking Me, as it were!' Hence, 'that they take me as an offering.'" (Exodus Rabbah 33 6).

Clearly, it must be,, and, hence,, that is, is closed.

This shows that the hypograph of mapping T i is closed, hence that T i is upper semi-continuous.

No other economic studies were identified, hence that study [ 17] was the only economic study to be included.

It is hence understandable that several management consultants and books started using the Japanese terms.

It is hence suggested that any fixed time can be used for assay of gabapentin.