Sentence examples for hence apparently from inspiring English sources

For instance, that dark women are more dictatorial, and fair women more frivolous – hence, apparently, the preference.

According to his study, the tampons with the lowers absorbency -- and hence apparently the lowest risk -- are Tampax Junior and Tampax Slender Regular.

For unlike a coin that we know to be fair, this metaphorical 'coin' is 'infinitely far' from us, hence apparently completely unknown to us.

He stresses the primacy of the most universal cause, which is, therefore, further from its effect with respect to the causes nearer to the effect and hence apparently more important.

Hence, apparently, the tent.

We found that the Ames strain genotype, which was originally obtained from a dead cow in Texas in 1981, is unique in this isolate collection and, hence, apparently rare in nature.

And hence the apparently ahistorical nature of manic depression: the mood swings seem to come out of nowhere.

In this lecture, Professor Gendler reviews several "non-classic" responses to this problem, each of which aims to bring the two cases, and hence our apparently conflicting judgments about them, together.

Nudge remains true to its promise to preserve freedom of choice, hence the apparently oxymoronic description of its authors' approach as libertarian paternalism, but it is unashamedly interventionist in framing those choices.

Our analysis leads to the conclusion that the extensive set of data obtained at 40°C support the existence of an expansion gap, hence an apparently paradoxical value of τeff, for values of |δ|≥1.6×10−4.

Many branches, and hence species, apparently do not invent any domains.