Sentence examples for is furthermore a from inspiring English sources
It is, furthermore, a conceptual double album, with each of its discs bearing a separate title.
It adds up to a nonsense and it is, furthermore, a nonsense which was known about by the players before the championship started.
There is, furthermore, a maddening tendency to overuse the phrase "of course," a lazy formulation that supplies an ordinary declarative with a sort of bogus worldliness: "Finally, of course, she warmed to him" -- where no reason has been intimated for her warming to him or not.
"Picasso Black and White" is, furthermore, a refreshing change from the parade of shows about Picasso's relationships with women (as in Gagosian's recent series of exhibitions) or with other artists ("Matisse/Picasso," "Picasso and American Art," "Picasso and the Avant-Garde in Paris").
If the noise is Gaussian distributed, the estimator is, furthermore, a minimum variance unbiased estimator (MVU).
He is furthermore a deputy in the National Assembly and an economic operator.
I am, furthermore, a "she".
There was, furthermore, a sense that the hacking of Milly Dowler's messages represented a desecration of the dead.
Keynes was, furthermore, a supporter of Zionism, serving on committees supporting the cause.
There are, furthermore, a few martial arts practices that go against sharia which, for instance, discourages blows to the face and bowing to other human beings.
