Sentence examples for hence thinking from inspiring English sources
Hence thinking substance and extended substance are two really distinct substances.
Hence, thinking this gives oneself a free pass to say racist terms is ignorant of history, if not senseless and unabashedly racist.
Paragraph 2: "rarely if ever shown how to design a maintainable program in a systematic way" Are they not in fact taught, even if only indirectly, that programs are typically not revisited again once passed on (to the course instructor, for example), and hence thinking about maintainability is wasted effort?
Hence, in thinking about the deliberative implications of incommensurable values, we would do well to think in terms of a definition tailored to the deliberative context.
Hence, when thinking about the construction of products in a sustainable way, the life cycle of the product itself as well as the life cycles of all material and energy inputs have to be considered.
The arguments of sections 1.2 1.4 suggest that there are good reasons for rejecting the various anti-platonistic alternatives to fictionalism and, hence, for thinking that platonism and fictionalism are the two best views of mathematics, but there does not seem to be any good argument for favoring fictionalism over platonism or vice versa.
(This is not a very convincing argument since I can desire something and hence act without thinking it good, as non-human animals presumably do. The precondition of action is desire, not desire tricked out in the vocabulary of good and evil).
Hence, rather than thinking of evolutionary theory as one unified structure grounded in major inductive generalizations, one should think of it (as one should think of all scientific theories) as being a cluster of models, formulated independently of experience and then applied to particular situations.
Hence I am thinking about a Jeep.
Hence I'm thinking of this as Windows 7.1 – it's really just a service pack.
Hence, it justifies thinking of the previous problem in the context mentioned above.
