Sentence examples for consequentially she from inspiring English sources

Perhaps consequentially, she added, "the younger women didn't quite see the history of Hillary Clinton getting elected … they were much more captured by Barack Obama and his message".

Consequentially, she chose to service "Ain't No Other Man" as the lead single from Back to Basics.

Additionally, because the film was originally intended to be much more adult-oriented, Scar was to have become infatuated with Simba's childhood friend and eventual love interest Nala, wanting the young lioness to rule alongside him as his queen and consequentially banishing the character when she defiantly refuses his romantic advances.

The book, she writes, "brilliantly and consequentially named the 'problem that has no name,' the vague marital melancholy that beset author Betty Friedan's own age".

My sister had a fit, because she thought I was attracting attention to the family and, consequentially, her and her partner.

These groups, she said, often view vaccination efforts with "high levels of false perception about government intent and consequentially, mistrust". During the discussion later, several commission members argued for education and community engagement as a part of any ethical framework for testing and deploying vaccines.

It was also, more consequentially, ideological.

And she adds, in her essay on Paula Fox's Borrowed Finery: "Contemporary novels have become a repository for salvation; characters — and consequentially readers — are supposed to be saved at the end".

More consequentially, Oscar campaigning had become its own meta story.

More consequentially, the teenage Kamala is Muslim and Pakistani American.

More consequentially, it has begun closely monitoring Internet cafes.