Sentence examples for therefore there is something from inspiring English sources

To Boehm, therefore, there is something distinctively human about sustained equality: only human beings communicate well enough to keep it going for long periods.

He said: "India is a land of Gandhi and therefore there is something that is deeply entrenched in our culture, our traditions, which is that we are not accepting anything that is having to do with intolerance.

Therefore, there is something that connects us with people who suffer and flee from those wars -- which often seem distant.

Therefore there is something of a clash with partners, such as ourselves, who tend to consider their responsibilities to be those of a "profession".

It appears they evolved it independently, and therefore there's something else driving it".

"So there is something there"..

'Therefore even if there is something missing you have got a good chance that it will come in before the patient comes in.

It therefore might appear that there is something inherent to genes associated with LGT that accounts for the differences in GC content.

There is something comical, therefore, in the cries of horror at the possibility that it might choose to do so.

Desire persists as an effect of a primordial absence and it therefore indicates that, in this area, there is something fundamentally impossible about satisfaction itself" (Mitchell 1985, 6).

Perhaps there is something unconsciously punitive, and therefore self-punishing, in this blithe ghoulishness.