Sentence examples for life hence from inspiring English sources

Real life Hence the record label.

Ms. Adams won the grand prize, a new Volvo every three years for life (hence the Awards' title).

But in Heath and Westside, for example, Friday night football is the center of community social life, hence alternatives for marginal teenagers are harder to find.

All were tasty, though the plump, purple-hued hotaru ika (miniature "firefly" squid that are electrically charged in life, hence their name) were especially good, tender and briny.

Indian Hindus, Buddhists and Jains all aspire to an ideal of ahimsa, or nonviolence, that prohibits the killing of anything living or with the potential for life (hence, Indian vegetarians eat dairy products but not eggs).

A four-movement reflection on the stages of life (hence the "seasons" of the title), it is a very different piece from the first two concertos, with their largely consonant harmonies.

Moreover, water is so necessary to human life, and hence so heavily subsidized and regulated, that it can't really be bought and sold freely across state lines.

After decades teasing out the biochemical details of energy transfers in cells, the ascent of DNA signified that information stood for all that was interesting about the inner workings of life - hence the headline hype about the human genome project.

They also insist that religion encompasses all aspects of life and hence that religion and politics cannot be separated.

Evolutionists are interested in the history of life and hence in the topology, or configuration, of phylogenies.

For the Mormon community, the keeping of small livestock is a routine part of life and hence sanctioned by city ordinance.