Sentence examples for he was thereby from inspiring English sources

Are we to believe that Mr. Bush thought he was thereby uniting?

Although he had his own duplex over by Columbus Circle, the young man often spent the night at what he insisted on referring to as his mother's apartment, no doubt imagining that he was thereby neatly excising Glass from the domestic circle.

Because of his links with the Peabody firm, Morgan had intimate and highly useful connections with the London financial world, and during the 1870s he was thereby able to provide the rapidly growing industrial corporations of the United States with much-needed capital from British bankers.

Walker was asked if he was thereby ruling out possible bids from Republican Sens. Marco Rubio (Fla)., Ted Cruz (Texas) and Rand Paul (Ky ., all of whom are considered likely to seek their party's nomination in 2016.

Stating that his children had been deprived of the holiday's pleasures, Witt asserted that Judaism was already a syncretic religion, and that celebrating the holiday was an ecumenical act which did not indicate that he was "thereby drawn even by the breadth of a hair nearer to the worship of an ecclesiastical Christ".

He is thereby christened Saint Edgar, but his state of divinity doesn't last long.

How long before someone insinuates that he is thereby favoured in getting more money for prisons?

Winter added: "Leaving the executioner unnamed will cause an inevitable scramble, on the media's part, to figure out who he is, thereby ensuring renewed prominence for Isis in the news".

Yet the concept is clearly implicit in the notorious "forced to be free" passage in Book 1 chapter 7, since he there explains that when each citizen is constrained to obey the general will, he is thereby provided with a guarantee against "all personal dependence".

A person with more spatial intelligence is assumed to create richer images of spoken or written language, and he or she is thereby better able to see contexts and more subtle aspects of topics.

Although Hyndman's control of British socialism was thereby weakened, he attained his greatest prominence in 1889, when it was widely though inaccurately believed that he directed the London dock-workers' strike.