Sentence examples for was in consequence from inspiring English sources

His short reign was, in consequence, one of political chaos, ending about 932.

The next Zen novel, Cosi fan tutti (1996), in which Zen is sent to Naples with very little to do, was structured like Mozart's opera and was, in consequence, lighter and more playful than the earlier novels.

It was not so much a love affair as simply the right thing to do". Leo Kroll, many years her senior, was in consequence out of work as a priest.

His position was, in consequence, far from comfortable after the Act of Six Articles (1539), which attacked those advocating marriage of the clergy and those denying transubstantiation, and Cromwell's fall in 1540.

Carya was, in consequence, taken and destroyed, its male population extinguished, and its matrons carried into slavery.

His time in France was in consequence of the interdict rather than the closure of the Oxford schools, and was not spent in the study of theology.

The comfortable gentility of bourgeois Odessa is, in consequence, an illusion maintained by force.

There are in consequence fewer than usual of the mad March boxing matches and races of excited hares.

If it should have done, it is, in consequence, arguable that the conclusion of lawful killing cannot stand".

It is in consequence of this that space and time are welded together into a uniform four-dimensional continuum.

It is in consequence very unlikely that he was never offered an honour, but equally in character that he should refuse it.