Sentence examples for thus always from inspiring English sources

Vaccines are thus always one step behind.

Jesus is thus always seen in his divine identity.

Those who say "Thus always to tyrants!" can say it only when they shoot somebody.

The open society is thus always at risk from the threat posed by our response to fear.

The fractional parts are thus always less than one, and their arithmetic is described through the use of division.

'Twas always thus, always will be -- today more than ever, with television and cable and syndication, with 24-hour news cycles and the dominance of the celebrity culture.

Five months later, John Wilkes Booth shot Abraham Lincoln with the cry "sic semper tyrannis" ("thus always to tyrants," words traditionally attributed to Brutus at Caesar's assassination).

It is in this spirit that John Wilkes Booth cried "Sic semper tyrannis" ("thus always to tyrants") just after he shot Abraham Lincoln.

Thus always to tyrants … That said, a mob-abetted execution is not exactly the ideal way to inaugurate an era of liberty and stability in Libya.

Some nicknames carry no threatening baggage: Jack "the Hat" McVitie, who was killed by Reggie Kray in 1967, was sensitive about going bald and thus always wore his trademark headgear.

They want to get their money into and out of all countries as freely as possible, and are thus always advocates of "financial deregulation" - so that this always plays an overwhelming part in any support the IMF provides.