Sentence examples for to hence from inspiring English sources

"This was the kind of philosophical speculation I was prone to, hence my reputation as the thinking man's detective".

Getting there: Often described as Britain's most remote spot, Knoydart is not easy to get to – hence the lack of people.

"I'd say that half to two-thirds of my secondary colleagues can't balance their budgets or are on the point of not being able to, hence they are making redundancies," he says.

Soccer coaches around the world preach that one should always have two options to pass the ball to, hence the triangle.

In this case, reckons Natalie, the wasp larvae thawed out and hatched, and the wasps injected their own eggs into the bloodstreams of the humans, who were then compelled to find another host to pass the seed on to, hence all the nastiness with the slitting open and vomiting.

Gebert, who literally wrote the book on film awards, has a hunch that, when no film has bandwagon momentum, Oscar voters plump for what they best relate to – hence the victory in 2006 for Crash, set in Los Angeles, and last year's win for Argo, about filmmaking.

I like to write to music, hence the low-fi and CDs.

"It adds up to family budgets, to family expenditures, to vacations, hence people are upset".

But her stillness is loud and seems to mean something — to her, and hence to her audience.

That's because they are either too easy to remember (and hence to guess) or too hard to remember (and hence easy to forget).

Which also explains why the NRA is making such a big deal out of releasing the 1911 service pistols to the Civilian Marksmanship Program, hence to licensed dealers, hence to gun nuts like me.