Sentence examples for thus from that from inspiring English sources

Julius Caesar, for example, was supposed to have sprung from the line of Aeneas, and thus from that of Venus.

The Chief Justice went on, "The growth of the Executive Branch, which now wields vast power and touches almost every aspect of daily life, heightens the concern that it may slip from the Executive's control, and thus from that of the people.

Thus, from that which is presented in sense perception, the mind constructs an object which is universal.

Thus, from that cognizer's standpoint, her true belief would be no more than a "stray hunch or arbitrary conviction".

Nor, however, can one establish that the real world depends on consciousness, since any attempted talk about the world in-itself and its nature would be meaningless — thus from that standpoint, the controversy over the existence of the world would have to remain undecided.

For example, tumours in Drosophila melanogaster only may arise before the larval stage, thus from cells that preserve a proliferating potential and as such are not terminally differentiated.

MS1 cells were originally derived from pancreatic islets, Bend cells from the brain, and EOMA cells from a hemangioendothelioma – each cell line thus from tissues that exhibit differing molecular permeability.

The role of the director was thus transformed from that of despot to a combination of coach, teacher, and psychologist.

The structural nexus of willing is thus different from that of feeling.

The semantic situation with Euclid's diagrams is thus different from that with Venn's.

The trade-off between local and external stakeholder interests for a landscape mosaic can thus differ from that derived for a 'representative landscape element'.