Sentence examples for thusly there from inspiring English sources
After complaining recently about language anachronisms in Showtime's (otherwise excellent) "Masters of Sex," I lamented thusly: "There are no production designers for language, but there ought to be".
He is quoted thusly: "There was a lot of years of disrespect but I was a part of his kids' lives.
By Hendrik Hertzberg February 25 , 2014After complaining recently about language anachronisms in Showtime's (otherwise excellent) "Masters of Sex," I lamented thusly: "There are no production designers for language, but there ought to be".
Not the facilities — they're all… After complaining recently about language anachronisms in Showtime's (otherwise excellent) "Masters of Sex," I lamented thusly: "There are no production designers for language, but there… More than ever before, the makers of movies and television shows set in the historical past take care to get period details right.
As a fist-pumping Matthew McConaughey shouts in Steven Spielberg's anachronism-laden "Amistad" (1997, set in 1839-41), "Yesssss!" After complaining recently about language anachronisms in Showtime's (otherwise excellent) "Masters of Sex," I lamented thusly: "There are no production designers for language, but there ought to be".
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That night's offering — or more likely, that dawn's — ran thusly: "Newark lay there, sullen as a singer's boast".
There are few better options out there, and thusly few more expensive.
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".
The most notable of these crimes are committed by those who don't realize or acknowledge that there are other humans within earshot, and thusly conduct a conversation as if they're alone at home.
Our own Paul Lester wrote of this Swedish outfit's debut album thusly: It's a heady soup (see what we did there?) of funk and tribal rhythms, kraut and prog-rock repetition/extrapolation, psych freakery and astral/acid folkisms.
