Sentence examples for thus entirely from inspiring English sources

(Stewart) "Each murder was carried out when the victim was asleep and thus entirely defenceless," he said.

It's thus entirely appropriate that a fiction celebrating his life (and lust) should be a marvellous mongrel.

The semantic content of theoretical sentences is thus entirely determined by the sentences' logical connections to patterns of experience.

This was at a date before the investigations of Charcot and Pierre Janet into the origin of hysterical symptoms, and Breuer's discovery was thus entirely uninfluenced by them.

There's also the willingness of London cabbies to use G.P.S., thus entirely devaluing the years they spent acquiring their knowledge of London's highways and byways.

A figure who makes a hilarious cameo appearance in the book, the Most Pathetic Man in the World, is here fleshed out into a running sitcom character, and thus entirely loses his impact.

To eliminate this confound, a second generation of the Fmr1 KO mouse removed the promoter region entirely, thus completely silencing Fmr1 gene expression.

The freedom of design leads to completely new possibilities for constructions and, thus, to entirely new products.

Short will thus look entirely ridiculous if he gets rid of Moyes anytime soon.

Plenty of European companies sell goods and services to emerging markets, however, and their prospects are thus not entirely moribund.

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.