Sentence examples for spoke thus from inspiring English sources

Until it spoke thus plainly, the importer was denied the right to cross-examine and inspect, and this though the privilege of a hearing had been his for many years.

In 2005 when he was seeking allies for his presidential bid and spoke thus to the congress of Pachakutik, an indigenous party, one of its leaders, Auki Tituaña, responded in English.After almost three years in office, Mr Correa's relations with Ecuador's indigenous leaders are worse still.

The latest to point the finger is the actress Jane Horrocks, who spoke thus in a recent interview with the Radio Times: "There's always a set type of people doing their shopping according to the time or the day, whether it's pensioners holding everyone up or screeching kids.

The winning bidder spoke thus to the Associated Press: "'Japan has been through a lot the last year due to the disaster.

At the end of each spoke is a nipple that you can use to tighten or loosen the spoke, thus adjusting how much each individual spoke pulls on the rim.

Only the language of civilized people may be spoken, thus no German".

She was rarely invoked apart from her husband, Nabu, whose name means "speaking". Thus, while Nabu speaks, Tashmetum listens.

If your chin is pointed down, you must inherently look up at others when they speak; thus, they are "above" you, literally and figuratively.

Politically speaking, thus, the debate over fracking may be just as perilous as the hazards of military adventures in far-flung lands.

One cannot help but wonder if the success of British and French military intervention in Libya provided an incentive to speak thus.

If you had spoken when we found you a few days ago, looking like a corpse, and had spoken to us in Arabic, and had spoken thus in that dangerous hour, I think we would have taken you for a servant of the infernal one".