Sentence examples for thus anyway from inspiring English sources

Let's "do the math" here, shall we? Premise: Park51 sponsors = radical Islamists Premise: 9/11 murderers = radical Islamists Premise: Park51 = Nazi signs next to Holocaust museums Conclusion: Park51 sponsors = 9/11 murderers + Nazis Or should I say, Conclusion: Newt Gingrich = total jerk 'Twas not always thus — not entirely thus, anyway.

But his finest work (thus far, anyway) was written early — which returns us again to the problem of a poetic "career".

Meanwhile, onstage, the victors went ahead and named the same people anyway, thus doubling rather than quashing the problem.

Justice Scalia says he ended up having to buy round-trip tickets anyway, thus saving no money.

A bigger worry is that the slowdown is a foretaste of a slump in demand when the scheme ends.Rebate schemes like this tend to encourage buyers to advance purchases that they would have made anyway, thus cannibalising future sales.

Additionally, a skilled attacker would simply run a replacement attack anyway (thus removing the artefacts causing noise in the image).

Turns out, Gill's comment was meant as a joke anyway (thus why you should never ask a critic how he liked his meal) and his positive review is proudly posted at the restaurant.

However, this would imply that this association is weak and thus not relevant anyway for treatment monitoring in individual patients.

Bolt set a new record anyway, and thus laid down another threshold that he will cross when he pleases, at some grim-faced meet in Qatar or Gothenburg.

But they broke up just days after that tour ended, thus creating (for enthusiasts anyway) one of rock 'n' roll's eternal what-ifs.

It is, however, reasonably accurate about the shared perceptions of the city's inhabitants (the middle-class ones, anyway), and thus could be quite entertaining and useful for people who haven't been here before.