Sentence examples for thusly the from inspiring English sources

Writing about Richard Avedon's pictures, he lets Avedon speak thusly: "The surface is all you've got.

Thusly, the interdependence of the global community causes more symbiotic relationships.

The third is the family dog, whose death is described, in Updike's inimitably surgically precise prose thusly: The dog officer's diagnosis was a heart attack.

And so her career continued thusly – the epitome of deliberate contradiction – as she stumbled from stage to interview, dressed like a prom queen and swearing like a trucker.

On 4 March, the day of his wedding to actor-model Jerry Hall, Murdoch signed off thusly: The "or" leaves some hope for his 745,000 fans.

It describes a conference dominated by talk of a third party, and quoted a Georgetown University attendee thusly: The people at this conference no longer reflexively see the Republican party as home.

Schneier, who has reviewed the documents, describes the process thusly: "Basically, the NSA asks companies to subtly change their products in undetectable ways: making the random number generator less random, leaking the key somehow, adding a common exponent to a public-key exchange protocol, and so on".

Now, randomly shat-out nonsense and peer-reviewed scientific journals look the same, and thusly have the same credibility to the non-skeptical consumer.

I heard a police spokesman explain the concept, as he understood it, thusly - the hijackers' shenanigans simply detract the rest of us from fully understanding the police officer's "Prime Imperative" to protect all lives.

This result is in line with previous studies in many plants species such as cotton [ 7], barley [ 9], and wheat [ 10] showing that the feedback control mechanism from the shoots was impaired thusly suppressing the uptake and translocation rate of Pi at high P concentration in the shoots under Zn deficiency.

Given the cultural milieu at the time of its founding, founder Dr. Henry Arthur Callis, described the impetus for fraternity's creation thusly: "[The fraternity] was born in the shadows of slavery and on the lap of disenfranchisement".