Sentence examples for thusly perhaps from inspiring English sources
The rationality of voters is an interesting, if uncomfortable, area of inquiry among economists and others, such as Michael Huemer, a philosophy professor, who weighs in thusly:Perhaps the most striking feature of the subject of politics is how prone it is to disagreement only religion and morality rival politics as a source of disagreement.
Describing such a situation thusly is almost a parody of that English restraint perhaps best exemplified by the habit of saying "sorry" to the chap who steps on your toe.
When asked where she's gone, she makes (via text-message) like that credit-card Morgan Freeman gets paid beaucoup dolares to narrate commercials for: "I'm everywhere", thusly living up to the etymological origin of Pandora ("giver of everything" -- perhaps "Pandora" would have made a better title for this film) and also restoring Pandora's good name.
Perhaps more than any other sector, nations have a visceral desire to protect their farmers, and thusly, their food supply.
Thus: thus (adv ., not thusly.
It's folly to act thusly.
Thusly a song came into the world.
We're sure Holly was thusly enamoured.
Trump responds thusly not once, not twice, but three times.
Imagine wealthy white woman examined thusly after their deaths.
