Sentence examples for in consequence he was from inspiring English sources

Politically suspect in consequence, he was a lonely figure until his response to Adolf Hitler's challenge brought him to leadership of a national coalition in 1940.

Roughly a century after Euler, the Scottish physicist James Clerk Maxwell extracted the three-dimensional wave equation from his equations for electromagnetism, and in consequence he was able to predict the existence of radio waves.

In consequence, he was, he says, "ill-prepared" for the gloomier realities of American life, which began to get through to him after his parents' divorce, when his father moved to Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

In consequence, he was almost always at odds with Winston Churchill, Clement Attlee, Stafford Cripps and his other political masters as he commanded the British Empire's forces, first against the Axis powers in north Africa and the Levant and then against the Japanese in Asia.Yet he was able to rub along with even the most tempestuous martinet.

In consequence, he was required to contest the 1905 election.

In three crucial votes Brudenell abstained, because of his admiration for Wellington, the bill's sponsor, and in consequence he was thrown out of his seat.

In consequence, he is vague both about the circumstances of his conversion to Islam shortly before the wedding and where he now lives, describing those arrangements as "private".

"He's not only talented but extremely intelligent," says John Szarkowski, director emeritus of the Museum of Modern Art's photography department, "and, as we know, in our world intelligence often passes for wit - if you tell the truth, people think you are being funny, and in consequence he is one of the few photographers whose work is also identified by extraordinary wit".

However, fitness and performances improved in 2013 and as a consequence he was restored to the funding programme in October.

He was the only really independent person – boy or man – in the community, and by consequence he was tranquilly and continuously happy, and was envied by all of us. . .

He was the only really independent person - boy or man - in the community, and by consequence he was tranquilly and continuously happy, and was envied by all the rest of us.