Sentence examples for something else thus from inspiring English sources
Fodor, for example, has dismissed Dennett's latest book, Freedom Evolves (2003), as an example of "bait and switch" tactics, advertising one thing and selling something else: "Thus we might imagine Bishop Berkeley, 'But my dear Dr Johnson, of course stones are real.
One such belief was that what the masters called theft was something else; thus stealing from the master was not theft at all but merely a process of channeling his property from one use to another, as in taking his corn and feeding it to his pigs.
According to Italos, therefore, both subsistences and beings that subsist in something else are beings, and thus do not depend on mere thought.
John Stuart Mill observes: "Those only are happy who have their minds fixed on some object other than their own happiness … Aiming thus at something else, they find happiness along the way".
With the jubilee in sight, they've been co-opted as a celebratory snack – presumably because us food writers played our coronation chicken card too early, and thus need something else to provide a patriotic counterpart to the usual modern British picnic fare of foccacia and Ottolenghi salads.
This book, originally conceived as a notebook of life on the political broadcasting beat in the year running up to the election, thus evolves into something else as he relates his struggle to restore his ability to speak.
Thus, we kinksters have something else that is absent in Fifty Shades – a community.
Anyone who wants something else is deviating from the norm -- thus a "deviant".
Thus, we acknowledge both occupations and something else that describes people's interests or "calling".
