Sentence examples for or hence from inspiring English sources

However, moral skeptics reply that social contexts are often corrupt, and no social context by itself can show that a moral belief is true, reliable, or, hence, justified in the relevant way.

But for many, the goal is those colleges that 15 years or so hence will be even more outrageously priced and selective than they are now.

One hundred years or so hence, planet Earth is attempting to solve its energy issues by mining a rare new mineral cutely called "Unobtainium".

Univariate matched OR are hence reported for each variable.

Unless is divided into 37 short chapters, each titled with some unremarkable conjunction or adverb or preposition: Hence, Hardly, Yet, Next.

McGee also tells us that clarified butter –- butter without the milk solids or water, hence more or less pure fat –- doesn't burn until a good 400 degrees, a far more useful temperature for frying.

Scholars interested in the capability approach have debated the question of whether the appropriate well-being metric should be capabilities or functionings, hence opportunities or achievements.

The specific epithet is derived from the superlative of the Latin word speciosus "beautiful" or "handsome", hence "very-" or "most beautiful".

The face heats up when under stress, or when scared, or angry (hence the term hot-headed).

"Wish I Was Here" is also about a guy who is not emotionally or mentally present for his family or himself (hence the title).

Outside it was Bed-Stuy, Do or Die — hence, the pun of the restaurant's name: Do or Dine.