Sentence examples for of course hence from inspiring English sources

It's wireless, of course, hence the name.

Not always for one another, of course — hence the confusion — but certainly for all but the grouchiest moviegoer.

A repertory movement needs a repertory, of course; hence, institutions like Lincoln Center and the Smithsonian Institution culled from the past a canon of creators and interpreters -- Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Miles Davis -- that became increasingly iconographic.

Peekster needs some content to get readers interested of course — hence it's starting by offering a limited selection of mainstream publishers' content without them having to pay it, in the hopes that the ability to locate their content will help it amass enough users to get other publishers interested in paying to get content accessible within the app.

If we substitute C with hierarchical order and A with TOL, then the abductive structure of TOL reasoning is: "The surprising fact, of hierarchical order, is observed; But if the TOL were true, hierarchical order would be a matter of course, Hence [because of hierarchical order], there is reason to suspect that the TOL is true".

We are not convinced this is the logical structure Darwin was intending and believe it may better be described as abductive reasoning, which was outlined by Charles Peirce in 1903 in the form: "The surprising fact, C, is observed; But if A were true, C would be a matter of course, Hence [because of C], there is reason to suspect that A is true" [ 116].

Further, primary analyses used linear models adjusting for sex, age, diagnosis group, education, marital and employment status, and for clustering of subjects within weeks of the rehabilitation course, hence allowing subjects who attended the same course to be more similar among themselves than to subjects from different groups.

And of course, seven years hence, while the Gap brand may have yet another new CEO--Art Peck--it is still without a compass.

Sheer volume drunk says nothing, of course, about alcoholic strength: hence vodka-quaffing Russia's apparently sober rating.

Research became the uppermost value in the social sciences (as in the physical) and hence, of course, in the universities themselves.

Hence, of course, Mr Blair's reversal on defence.Mr Blair is not the first British politician to think that once it is accepted as a proper European, Britain could at last set the EU on the road to virtue.