Sentence examples for which thereby comes from inspiring English sources

In sum, great art works by selectively focusing an historical community's tacit sense of what is and what matters and reflecting it back to that community, which thereby comes implicitly to understand itself in the light of this artwork.

It is the condition of modernity that an institution cannot depend on a god, tradition, or any other transcendental source to secure its foundations, which thereby come to rest upon - or rather in, and through - its subjects.

What is at issue here is the extent to which the properties of the whole are determined by the properties of its parts: property holism (Section 4) denies such determination, and thereby comes very close to a thesis of nonseparability.

The data thereby comes to include the causal variants.

The cultural symbolic system of meaning that constructs (synthesizes) gender, furthermore, is regulatory, an expression of power, a law, which thereby prohibits certain possibilities from coming into existence at any given historical moment (c.f. Colebrook 2000).

In the natural environment, tobacco products arguably act as discriminative stimuli which set the occasion (signal) when instrumental tobacco-seeking is typically reinforced, and thereby come to elicit tobacco-seeking behaviour.

Which thereby allows me to share Arnold's best with you.

It won't apply to franchises, which thereby limits the new policy's reach.

Since the production's debut Kenyon's creation has undergone a metamorphosis - which thereby warrants revisiting.

He thereby came to represent politically progressive elements of the population.

Since that show, I've been practicing and developing Cellphonism, thereby coming to some realizations.