Sentence examples for consequentially he from inspiring English sources

Consequentially, he becomes an a-theist; he moves away from God. Judgment, as Christians and Muslims both believe, is God's task.

(Less luridly but perhaps more consequentially, he's also proposed a slate of radical policy changes at the EPA).

YM FG Male participants in FGDs reported that pre-arranged marriages would deter MI in PMTCT of HIV services because in such cases a man is not fully interested in his wife and consequentially he would not be involved in her antenatal care.

Consequentially, Conrad strengthened her relationship with her friend Lo Bosworth and took a romantic interest in Pratt's friend Brody Jenner.

Customers have more power, more choices, and consequentially they have come to expect more from companies.

I think it was Kierkegaard who said, "If a religion can be justified," and he meant justified consequentially, "it is hardly a religion".

I assumed my high school boyfriend must have been an expert on sex because he watched so much porn, and consequentially I thought it must have been my own fault that I was experiencing so much discomfort.

"Two and a Half Men" was canceled for the season on Thursday, and here's why: Charlie Sheen went on an extended rant on the Alex Jones Radio Show on Thursday, touting his mental curing abilities, ninja training, magic fingertips and, most consequentially, ripping "Two and a Half Men" creator Chuck Lorre -- whom he later challenged to an ultimate fighting match.

Consequentially, when our Moscow correspondent Steve Rosenberg travelled to Siberia to report on the Russian economy, he unexpectedly found himself becoming the story.

He remembers his initial inspiration when living and studying in the United States, confronting the anatomical, and consequentially psychological, complex of the "smaller, less endowed Asian man".

He told the German TV channel ZDF: "Whatever arrests will be made in the coming days, we should not assume that the threat will consequentially be over.