Sentence examples for hence says from inspiring English sources
Hence, says Osman Topcagic, head of Bosnia's Directorate for European Integration, the EU should see his country as an "economic development and transition issue", rather than a "political and security problem".
They are understandably nervous about transfers of power, even symbolic ones.Hence, says Andrei Illarionov, a former economic adviser to Mr Putin now turned critic, the hastiness with which Mr Putin assumed his new post.
Hence, says Madhva, "The Lord is the real doer, and the cause of the soul's activity".
Humpbacks fast during the breeding season, so longer females--and hence, says Pack, those with more fat reserves because they have a larger area in which to store fat--are probably better suited to carry and nurse the young.
Hence says Priest there is no change at all in the cinematic view: for change there would have to be a time when change was occurring, and that is absent in this case.
Free choice cannot exist in this or any possible universe, and hence, says the philosopher Dan Dennett, we should just continue to blame people 'within limits we take care not to examine too closely', and despite the fact that any defence of free will invites the suspicion of 'wishful thinking at best, hypocrisy at worst' (1984, pp. 164, 169).
Hence, say, Alphonzo becoming Funzy.
Hence, said Mosley, the need for a statutory-backed tribunal.
Hence, say some, the need to gag him once and for all.Political commentators have often predicted Mr Malema's fall.
A year hence, say analysts such as Steve Usher of Jardine Fleming Securities in Tokyo, operating profits should reach around ¥100 billion-130 billion.
We can hence say that the origin of extant scorpions lies in the Carboniferous Period.
