Sentence examples for hence, though from inspiring English sources

In the end, the disguise did not quite work; his origins were denounced by his embittered wife Erika Loewendahl, an heiress who regretted her initial faith in his claims to be of a "princely Arab lineage".Mr Reiss takes the reader through his own search for the truth; through the twists of 20th-century history in Russia and Germany, and hence though the life-story itself.

Hence, though the material components of the universe are contingent vis-à-vis their form, they are necessary vis-à-vis their existence.

Hence, though the prior likelihood of neither God nor the universe is particularly high, the prior probability of a simple God exceeds that of a complex universe.

Hence, though both Adam and Eve sinned, Adam's sin was the greater, for man sinned in knowledge of God's command; Eve, in ignorance.

Hence, though he befriended and worked with Leo Castelli for many years, he never acquired Castelli's reputation as a discoverer of new ecoles or "isms" in art.

Hence, though it appears that the dynamics might have played a role in controlling the Na atom densities on those days, it could not be clearly established.

Hence, Bābur, though called a Mughal, drew most of his support from Turks, and the empire he founded was Turkish in character.

He's learning, though, hence the appointment of Neale Coleman as his head of policy and rebuttal, as well as Kevin Slocombe (yet more additions to his all-white, all-male inner circle).

Hence, even though both faith and knowledge are considered certain for us, and even though faith, like knowledge, is a form of conviction rather than persuasion, the nature of the commitment still does have, in its own way, a subjective quality.

Hence, even though nuclei do move, the electrons can respond to their new positions almost instantaneously.

Hence even though The Friday Times published Mush and Bush during General Musharraf's regime, it escaped censure.