Sentence examples for he is consequently from inspiring English sources
He is consequently sometimes elliptical when he confronts the troublesome topic of Mailer and women.
As a salesman, Harold's honesty and sincerity keep him from being very successful, and he is consequently making even less money than he did teaching.
He is consequently delighted that climate change is the central theme of this year's summit meeting of the Pacific Islands Forum on the Marshall Islands in September.
It considers what the circumstances of the overprotected prince would mean for him in young adulthood: wrapped in cotton wool out of kindness, he is consequently naive, nervous and huge-hearted.
He is consequently the only choreographer who has ever been mentioned in the same sentence as the philosopher Michel Foucault, applying a similar critical intelligence to the nature of dance and its language, asking people not just to watch dance, but to analyse what they are watching and understand how dancers themselves think, how steps are forged, how spaces, shapes and scores are created.
He is consequently unwilling to speculate on the drivers that might make a pin-up out of Noel Fielding, though he does point out, in a restrained way, "Back in the Pleistocene, Bill Gates may not have been as successful as he is now".
He was consequently arrested.
He was consequently entitled to release on the ground of double jeopardy, he argued.
He was consequently rebuked by the European Commission and by his opponents for attempting a "coup".
He was consequently forced to give up his public teaching and appears to have emigrated to Kūfah.
He was consequently arrested and sentenced to death, but the sentence was commuted to hard labour for life.
