Sentence examples for hence truly from inspiring English sources

Or it could be the offspring of a blue whale and another species - and hence truly alone of its kind.

Whether anyone who thus rules unjustly, or otherwise improperly, can be regarded as truly understanding and hence truly controlling his situation is a question not limited to these circumstances.

In more specific terms, that which is ultimately (and hence truly) sought by the moral agent is the full realisation of his "moral capabilities" (PE 172).

Hence, truly, in the end, the choice for war by refusing to know the truth was Bush's alone.

In addition, it was a multicenter study, capturing a diverse population of pregnant women (both rural and urban) within and around Yaounde which is the capital city of Cameroon, hence truly reflects the epidemiology of HBV within our community.

Hence the truly weird thing about books like Shreve's, which is not that they are downers.

This effect provided the mechanism for molecular logic systems that do not suffer from the usual problems of dilution effects and hence become truly reversible.

Hence, to truly individualize a computer model of the CVS to each patient, highly invasive or expensive measurements of the left and right ventricle's were required, limiting the clinical use of this method.

Whether regulating banks, creating a social safety net for our elders, taking care of veterans or passing civil rights legislation, the Democratic Party has been responsible for doing the most good for the most peoples lives, hence being truly "pro-life".

Thus, these results suggest that the observation of per site d N/d S could be due to transient substitutions to maintain the biophysical properties (such as folding stability) under mutation-selection balance, hence, not truly adaptive.

Of course, this measurement ignores the nearly 6 billion other living humans who don't use the site, and hence can't truly overturn the long held belief that it's six degrees of separation that governs for most of humanity.