Sentence examples for thus not even from inspiring English sources

It wasn't always thus —  not even in the city where Alvy Singer, the protagonist in Woody Allen's "Annie Hall," winced as he ordered alfalfa sprouts and a plate of mashed yeast.

Unfortunately, Glamorgan have made a wretched start to the season and last only two trios, the early ones in E flat major and G major, thus not even managing the whole of opus 1. Listening to the 11 piano trios, plus assorted fragments for piano, violin and cello - six hours of music - is absurd.

Articles about "The Good Wife," where New York suffers the indignity of standing in for Chicago (thus not even benefitting from the publicity), have repeatedly pointed out that the show is shot here because its star, Julianna Margulies, likes living in New York.

The system was thus not even confined to a single discipline, in fact, it to some extent lead to a re-organization of scientific disciplines.

Basically AT&T argued in this case that because it was offering voice services, it was a common carrier even when it was offering data services — and thus, not even under the authority of the FTC in the first place, but the FCC, which governs telephony.

Would he want our high school students, already 29th in the world in high school science proficiency, to suffer further economic disadvantage by learning non-science propaganda, and thus not even understanding the difference between science and theology?

Such DIY-eLNs thus do not even conform to the standards of classical LNs, and therefore are not a serious option for their replacement.

The facility has now switched its focus to "nuclear-stockpile stewardship" (modelling the behaviour of atom bombs).What looks good according to the equations is thus not always or even often what works best in reality.

Oxygenation, being the pivotal variable determining tissue function, is thus not assessed even by techniques specifically directed towards the mucosal circulation.

Indeed, we recently observed that some C-R Kp intestinal carriers in low risk wards (i.e., wards other than ICU or cancer wards) might not be considered at risk (and thus not screened) even if all recommended infection-control protocols are adopted [ 20].

The public, thus, could not even guess at the outlines of what other matters the authorities did not wish to be known.