Sentence examples for thus lies from inspiring English sources

The city thus lies along Iran's border with Iraq.

The essence of poetry thus lies not in description but in the representation of the transitory, of movement.

The essence of the festivities thus lies in coming home and being with all those whom one loves.

The key to peace thus lies in the intensity of cooperation as measured by the water cooperation quotient (WCQ) the report introduces.

Thus lies the value of science– conflicting findings, rather than being something to be angry with, help us arrive closer to important, more fine-grained conclusions.

The danger thus lies in too many lawmakers voting for what seems like a harmless measure to study the issue further.

The knock on the door in any health inspection case may thus lay the groundwork for a criminal prosecution.

They are starting once more to provide credit to the economy and thus lay the foundation for future growth.

Such works thus lie at the heart of the fair use doctrine's guarantee of breathing space within the confines of copyright". Id. (citation omitted).

The candidates therefore compete for money, often from suspect sources, and thus lay themselves open to ever more eye-popping charges of corruption.

The choice for many Jews, who were barred from Jerusalem after 135, thus lay between the Pharisees and the emerging Christian movement.