Sentence examples for thusly rather from inspiring English sources
This season has been the most magnificent of his career, and he should be celebrated thusly rather than written off as a negative throwback, like he so often is.
Voldetool, who is now so at home with Exile Dune, you'd think he'd rather go back there than to camp, elucidates his Exile awesomeness thusly, "I had past experiences with which to draw on, which made it easier for me".
Zakaria's book opens thusly: "This is a book not about the decline of America but rather about the rise of everyone else".
One example: when President Obama proposed that hedge-fund managers' paychecks be taxed as regular income rather than as capital gains, one quite prominent such manager reacted thusly: "It's like when Hitler invaded Poland in 1939".
One explained it thusly (and I'm translating pretty directly here): "In the context of a rather limited and generally featureless media space, Soviet cartoons had an indescribable brightness.
A demagogue is defined thusly: "a political leader who seeks support by appealing to popular desires and prejudices rather than by using rational argument".
To make certain that the idea that the Darwins were rather unpleasant becomes fixed in the reader's mind, Thomson describes Darwin's father, Robert Waring Darwin thusly: "Like his father, [Erasmus] he grew up very portly (to be polite).
(It's cheaper if you catch your own meal rather than having an employee catch it for you, a price differential which Zauo's site explains thusly: "The price is reasonable because we would like all our customers to enjoy fishing").
Thus: thus (adv ., not thusly.
It's folly to act thusly.
