Sentence examples for therefore true from inspiring English sources

This picture is cute, therefore popular, therefore true.

IT was one of those bar moments, an instant in the synthesis of alcohol and cigarettes and laughter that was unplanned and therefore true.

It argues that before modern brewers developed methods of indirect heat to roast their malt, all beers had a smokiness, so their porter is therefore true to the original flavors of the style.

Supposed proponents of reason argue that because most scientists support the idea of global warming, global warming is therefore true, and therefore any objection to global warming is not scientific.

But Raglan's desire to connect with an authentic, deep-time form of British culture — to reach beyond the church's stronghold, beyond industrialization, to touch an ancient and therefore true tradition — was political, and nationalistic, anyway: it sought out pure origins where really there were none.

In linguistic terms the referent of "the teacher of Alexander the Great" is different in different possible worlds, and the sentence "Aristotle was the teacher of Alexander the Great" is therefore true in some possible worlds and false in others (i.e., it is a contingent truth).

Most relapses (and therefore true-positive scans) occurred within the first 18 months.

Multiple testing correction for GWAS is currently a very active research topic (Betensky and Rabinowitz 2000; Wei et al. 2009; Gorlov et al. 2009), as most of the current approaches do not consider LD between different markers and they usually over-correct association results and therefore true-effect associations may be missed.

It may therefore be true that she has been inspired by those words of the Haggadah.

Edgar articulates his privilege with eggshell delicacy, worrying that people will think "his feelings were purchased and therefore not true".

Therefore, the true clustering configuration is nonuniform.