Sentence examples for therefore, totally from inspiring English sources

It's totally out of character, and therefore totally queer (and not in that good, gay way).

"They had an amazing trip and it really made them believe they had something special together," an unnamed and therefore totally convincing source told the Sun.

Cameron will only create a whole pile of bureaucracy that will affect everyone in the UK, cost the taxpayer millions and will still be riddled with loopholes and therefore totally ineffective.

Making her announcement, Ms Fiorina said that the US was at a "pivotal point" and it was therefore "totally reasonable to look outside the political class" for the country's next leader.

"He is a London showbusiness manager and, therefore, totally unreliable and prone to wild exaggeration, but it fits the occasion and it's the way I feel tonight - fantastic!" LEADING ARTICLE, PAGE 28 LEONARD QUART, PAGE 29 REVIEWS, EXTRA, PAGES 20-21 performancermance * THE LONDON PRODUCTION: Two 2004 London Evening Standard Awards for best play and best actor (Richard Griffiths).

While Baby Boomers and, to a certain extent, the Generation X-ers who followed them use technology to help them in their work and in their leisure life, the members of the Net Generation have "grown up digital" and are therefore totally immersed in technology and its possibilities.

Suitable examples are often the very small things that we are doing day to day in our jobs and, therefore, perhaps totally overlooking as skills.

Therefore, we totally impose 40 × 135 = 5400 states in the STL TSB-HMMs.

Therefore, we totally agree with Bigal et al. [8], who consider CM an early stage of TM.

From assumption A2, S F ( b ) is inductive; and therefore the totally ordered subset (chain) C of S F ( b ) has an upper bound in S F ( b ), say c, with c ∈ S F ( b ).

In the case of NPs administered via the inhalation route, it will reach the lung cell barrier which contains different biological fluids, therefore accumulating totally different plasma proteins than the blood for NPs administered via the intravenous route as depicted in Fig. 2.