Sentence examples for she would thereby from inspiring English sources

She would thereby seem to have learned something new, something that she did not know before, even though she previously knew all of the objective facts about colour vision.

One might argue that if this person took pleasure in witnessing someone else's significant harm she would thereby do evil even though there is no sense in which she allows the harm to occur?

On the first suggestion, a person might well fail to be motivated appropriately by the moral claims she sincerely embraces, but in failing to be appropriately motivated she would thereby count as irrational.

Cathy McClive has noted the importance of establishing a regular menstrual flow in a girl's transition to womanhood, while Susan Broomhall identified this concern as one that was key to deciding whether or not a girl was ready to commence a regular sexual relationship and that she would thereby be able to conceive.

When she was in a hospice earlier this year, my wife, Nicole, wrote her a letter in which she said one of the best things about meeting me was that it meant that she'd thereby met Anna.

Further, under the English common law doctrine of jure uxoris, the property and titles belonging to a woman became her husband's upon marriage, and it was feared that any man she married would thereby become King of England in fact and in name.

Likewise, Stevenson would respond, a speaker may be unaffected and, thereby, insincere in uttering 'That's bad', though she would still thereby express an unfavorable attitude via her utterance.

They would thereby be covered by the Icelandic law.

The election would thereby produce a winner who wins a true majority of votes.

Any talk of "enlargement" and "deepening" would thereby acquire a new meaning.

Pedestrians would thereby learn which ones were safe and use them.