Sentence examples for henceforth despite from inspiring English sources
Henceforth, despite a number of roles in lounge suits, Mature had become to the toga what Dorothy Lamour was to the sarong.
Henceforth he combined his two musical passions, despite much criticism from tango traditionalists.
He wrote: "Why should they be forced to deal with the news that a male teacher they have always known as Mr Upton will henceforth be a woman called Miss Meadows?" Despite the precise circumstances of Meadows's death not yet being known, Littlejohn and his paper have come in for heavy criticism.
Armenia would henceforth be ruled by an Iranian dynasty, and despite its nominal allegiance to Rome, it would come under increasing Parthian influence.
Despite this rich inheritance, the system networks (henceforth 'sys-net') of today are rather different from Firth's, and they never had been anything like Saussure's presentation of 'associative bonds' (e.g., [1966]: 126).
If the freedom to do evil is all-things-considered valuable despite its very great instrumental disvalue, one might expect that the more general freedom to have immoral motives, or act immorally (henceforth, the freedom to be immoral), is also good despite its instrumental disvalue.
He tires of what he calls the "old courtesies," and one of the first changes he made after leaving Tibet was to declare, despite the protests of his retinue, that his visitors should henceforth be given a chair of equal height.
Henceforth there is cinema.
And henceforth – attention my general!
Henceforth, his mobility was impaired.
