Sentence examples for thereby he from inspiring English sources

I think that, thereby, he endorses cultural apartheid.

And thereby he put back on track the proposal supported by a majority of SDP members for a merger, which became the genesis of the Liberal Democrats.

Now Lewis is doing something else to make shopping less of an ordeal and thereby, he hopes, reducing Tesco's calamitous losses.

Thereby he has achieved a measure of party unity; but Mr Blair would view that as a rotten measure of political success.

"He worked from life," writes Pacheco, "making numerous studies of his model in various poses and thereby he gained certainty in his portraiture".

Thereby, he can lay down a challenge to those, foremost among them Blair, who could publicly insist, as Brown has done, that his correspondence be released if he believes he has really nothing to hide.

As described in the Introduction, the transcription factor Hes-6 is a novel Hes-family member, whose only established function is to inhibit DNA binding of Hes-1, thereby inhibiting Hes-1 activity.

He thereby signals that he accepts the NRA's framing of the problem of these homicidal gun-outbursts.

In a subsequent, regrettably self-righteous, denunciation of his entrappers, he sought to retain these positions; and thereby ensured he lost both.

Photographers capture a moment, he said, but he could combine moments, often hours apart, into a single picture and thereby convey, he believed, a larger truth.

Further, we know that Israeli did not author this treatise, for when he quoted it, he cited "the philosopher," thereby indicating that he thought he was quoting Aristotle.