Sentence examples for to thus be from inspiring English sources

'Equality' needs to thus be distinguished from 'identity' — this concept signifying that one and the same object corresponds to itself in all its features: an object that can be referred to through various individual terms, proper names, or descriptions.

Can we allow our democracy and our rights to thus be weakened and threatened right before our very eyes?

Analyzed data are predominantly insufficient; they miss clear evidence and have to thus be interpreted with great caution.

Bivalency seems to thus be both established and resolved in a stepwise manner, as relatively few genes lose both active and repressive marks between differentiation stages.

In other words, individuals that express the optimal developmental condition (i.e. ontogeny) at the optimal time (i.e. phenology) are expected to have higher lifetime fitness and to thus be favored by natural selection.

To compartmentalize thus is to ignore the power of our example in the world.

But to pontificate thus is to chase a butterfly with a hammer.

Some types of fractures were likely due to trauma, thus being irrelevant to frailty [ 37].

Macbeth famously lamented that "to be thus is nothing; but to be safely thus".

Like Medicare, all Coloradans would be required to pay into ColoradoCare, and thus be entitled to its benefits.

He will thus be free to travel to the United States.