Sentence examples for therefore not really from inspiring English sources

Would it be easier if I said "oop north" somewhere, and therefore not really worth worrying about?

Trump referred to Curiel as "Mexican" as a way of indicating that he was therefore not really American.

But the actual answer might just be elusive as such, and therefore not really need to be chased".

The master bedroom had no radiator and was therefore not really usable in winter (meaning that the house only comfortably slept eight in early March).

The combination was especially potent because the first could be a cover for the second: his political influence depended on the perception that he was an expert, and therefore above the fray, and therefore not really political.

His mounting indebtedness rendered all such thoughts superfluous toward the end, because his slaves, like all his possessions, were mortgaged to his creditors and therefore not really his to free.

Cantor, therefore, is not really a fully qualified heretic, just a run-of-the-mill martyr.

"Iran's return to the oil market has been on the agenda for some time and therefore does not really come as any great surprise," a Commerzbank senior analyst, Carsten Fritsch, said.

This method suffers from computational complexity and requires higher memory and therefore is not really recommended for real-time systems.

That's one of our hypotheses, and other tools don't give you those options, and therefore are not really geared to a true nontechnical user".

Other Chinese content providers still have the mentality of charging visitors... they heard about the ad-based model but have not seen a successful one in China yet, therefore are not really committed," Zhang says.