Sentence examples for hence vain from inspiring English sources
The poet John Milton had a message applicable to the "new economy" enthusiasts who stampeded world stock markets to unsustainable heights: "Hence, vain deluding Joys......
That's the spirit we need these days to dispel the fog bank of foggy banking, and not the poet's contrary second thoughts beginning "Hence, vain deluding Joys".
From the beginning -- "Hence, loathed Melancholy" cries L'Allegro; "Hence, vain deluding joys" cries Il Penseroso -- it is evident that each has the other on his or her mind.
Aristotle (see Sophistical Refutations 172a30 35 and Rhetoric 1354a3 7) thought that the practice of refutation is, as Dorion puts it, "lost in the mists of time and that it is hence vain to seek an exact origin of it" (433).
And he was vain, so vain.
One officer in Mkuranga had the following to say: " At times health workers are injured from falling on their bicycles on their way to the outreach villages and some of the staff decide to go back without reaching their destinations, hence making their clients wait in vain and getting extremely disappointed, demotivated to visit the clinic again or ending up complaining to higher authorities".
