Sentence examples for henceforth meaning from inspiring English sources
Sex (henceforth meaning any sexual act performed between one or more consenting adults) in its greatest form is the ultimate expression of a specific kind of love (called eros by the Greeks) between human beings; in its least a simple physical activity with the purpose of fulfilling a strictly physical need, with at least some measures between.
If at Valmy he did not quite say "a new epoch" had begun, he knew it, and henceforth had to wring meaning out of chaos Boyle's Goethe is our contemporary.
For clarity, we will henceforth delineate " tissue-specific" as meaning the representative active metabolic network for a tissue (e.g., liver, brain), and " condition-specific" as specific network states (e.g., hypoxia, drug treatment) of tissue-specific models.
Baudrillard claims that henceforth the masses seek spectacle and not meaning.
Moreover, everyday life in the third millennium is henceforth firmly enmeshed in the online world, meaning that it is open to a new digital and virtual environment that knows no boundaries or concrete spatiotemporality.
He was however deprived of the possession of his domains by the inalienable right of conquest, and retained them henceforth as a gift from the Prince, meaning that they would be forfeit upon his death unless he had any immediate descendants.
For concreteness, we assume henceforth that the quartet split is (12|34), meaning that the sum of the exact evolutionary times t12 + t34 is minimal.
Henceforth, "convention" means "social convention".
The only thing that China will henceforth discuss with the exiles is the Dalai Lama's personal status, meaning roughly which luxury residence he can retire to in Beijing.
