Sentence examples for hence the impression from inspiring English sources
A sizable corner, the Camp, is a jumbled welter of blue tarps, blankets, and stuffed shopping bags, and sleepers — hence the impression of homelessness, though in fact nearly everyone who chooses to spend the night has a home, often just a subway ride away.
Although, the intensity with which a particular probe binds a particular mRNA is proportional to the expression of the gene, the probe for a particular gene may bind the mRNA more tightly in one species than other, and hence give the impression that absolute levels of expression are different between species.
Hence the overriding impression that is left by "The Future": a sense that life and love are being held not merely in suspense but in quotation marks.
What universal concept we actually form, according to Auriol, depends on how closely our will makes the intellect focus on the information we receive from the object of cognition, and hence how strong an impression the object makes on the intellect: the more closely focused, the stronger the impression, the more specific the universal concept that is formed.
The impression is deliberate.
The impression material was mixed using an impression gun. 5.
First impression is best the impression.
(Hence the abstract masses).
Hence the outraged responses.
