Sentence examples for he has thereby from inspiring English sources

He has thereby done much to hoist his Liberal Democrats from their usual third-party peripheral role.

He has thereby added a piece to the jigsaw whose eventual picture will describe embryonic development completely.

For if a citizen who has rendered some eminent service to the state should add to the reputation and influence which he has thereby acquired the confident auda-city of being able to commit any wrong without fear of punishment, he will in a little while become so insolent and overbearing as to put an end to all power of the law .-Niccolo Machiavelaw .-Niccolo

However, there is little sign that he has thereby abandoned the functionalist commitments of his earlier work.

He has thereby also, however, evidently maneuvered himself into an uncomfortable position whereby the Fountain of Youth, for instance, is a final cause, even though it has no real being (esse reale).

Yet, this is exactly the criticism that Descartes leveled at Galileo's physics (in a letter to Mersenne from 1638): "without having considered the first causes of nature, [Galileo] has merely looked for the explanations of a few particular effects, and he has thereby built without foundations" (AT II 380; see, also, the Preface to the French translation of the Principles, AT IXB 5 11).

He had thereby completed (according to Ginsberg himself) a merger of poetry and song that Ezra Pound had foreseen as modernism's future.

He had thereby become both subject and owner of the photographs, with (unusually) two arrows in his legal quiver: misuse of private information and copyright infringement.

When Emperor Wu of Liang showed the Indian sage Bodhidharma, the first patriarch of the Zen sect, around the temples he had built and asked him hopefully how much merit he had thereby accumulated, the Indian replied, "No merit, none at all".

He had thereby made himself vulnerable to the charge of 'irrationalism' and 'blind fideism', a charge that he always strenuously rejected.

A London vicar, Rev Andrew Cain, has said he will continue to bless same sex unions as he always has, thereby directly contravening guidance by the Church of England.