Sentence examples for then that it does from inspiring English sources

(Mikyö Dorje 2006: 294) From the position Kagyü takes, it is clear then, that it does not endorse Gelug's position that the Prāsaṅgika has its own theory of the two truths which affords a unique framework within which a presentation of the definition and the defined example of the two truths can be set out.

Hughes took the advice, travelled around the great art capitals and the dodgier casinos, washed ashore in London, wrote art criticism for the Sunday Times which, with the proviso that art did not have the hold on the public imagination then that it does now, had something of the same effect as the young Kenneth Tynan erupting in the theatre columns of the Observer.

It's hard to argue, then, that it doesn't give fuller information than the current accounting approach.

Pity, then, that it doesn't matter how good the show is because the site overwhelms the visitor.

I realised then that it doesn't matter about being perfect, I just had to get something – anything – down, so the process could begin.

It's not surprising, then, that it doesn't attract many professional types.

The military said then that it did not know the buildings were used to store food and relief supplies.

But the company explicitly said then that it did not collect or store so-called payload data — the actual information being transmitted by users over unprotected networks.

I knew then that it didn't matter what my sexuality was; my mom and family would always love me for who I am.

I knew then that it didn't matter whether it was the definitive example of what autism was, she recognised something in it".

The International Tennis Federation said then that it did not tolerate prejudice of any kind and that Qureshi had the right to pick his partners.