Sentence examples for hence, arguably from inspiring English sources

Hence, arguably, the late-flowering of his career.

Hence, arguably, the rise of Ukip, and the problematic "English question", in all its many varieties.

There are a few funny jokes, and the whole thing is almost rescued by Kathryn Hahn and Nick Offerman, playing a much weirder, funnier — and hence, arguably, more typical — American family in an RV of their own.

One borrower with a much larger loan than those of most other members of the class (and hence arguably more damages) was offered approximately $3,500 but opted out of the settlement because he considered his damages to be much larger.

First, since the theory describes matter, and hence (arguably) what is measurable, any theoretical symmetries not reflected in the postulated spacetime structure indicate unmeasurable geometry: for instance, if an absolute present were postulated in relativistic physics.

There are, hence, arguably different ways that one might understand the exact mechanics of Maimonidean prophecy and the role that God plays in that mechanics at 2.32 and in the Guide more broadly.

Official poverty measures do not take this into account and hence have arguably understated recent increases in absolute poverty by a small but not insignificant margin".

Presumably, such conserved hypothetical genes could provide most information about the parasite's unique biology and hence are arguably the best targets for antimalarial therapy.

For, in the first case, the ratings that humans make depend upon large numbers of culturally acquired associations (which it would be well-nigh impossible to identify and describe, and hence which it would (arguably) be well-nigh impossible to program into a computer).

The existence of this regress arguably contradicts and hence functions as a reductio against the compresence of the original tropes in the bundle and, thereby, the (possible) existence of the concrete particular.

Arguably so.