Sentence examples for would be hereafter from inspiring English sources

Any school that was less than outstanding would be hereafter deemed to be coasting or failing.

Her treatment by nuns gave her a deep loathing of organised religion, though she did once try Buddhism and believed that everyone had a soul and there would be a hereafter.

Shortly after the publication of The Man Who Would Be Queen (hereafter TMWWBQ), Conway called to tell me it was a terrible and dangerous book, a book that called transwomen like her "perverts".

And for me it would be better with you lost to go down beneath the earth; for no other comfort will there be hereafter, when you meet your fate, but grief.

Down in Alabama, two former law enforcement officers were chatting one day and decided their ideal hereafter would be spent inside live ammunition.

I haven't heard every note that Rollins has ever recorded, but I've heard lots of them, and if I had to carry just one recorded performance of his to the hereafter, it would be one from Copenhagen, from 1965 (which is available on DVD).

To a first approximation, If it were the case that p, it would be the case that q (hereafter p □→ q) is true just in case Necessarily, either p is false or q is true, i.e. □(p ⊃ q).

Her Court clothes removed her inhibitions and gave her the idea that hereafter her policy would be to put her best foot forward.

Therefore, adult male A. aureolatum ticks, hereafter referred to as adult ticks, would be more likely to transmit R. rickettsii to humans.

Hereafter, whole works rather than brief passages would be informed by this idea.

We hypothesized parents would be at greater risk of mental health problems if their own parents (hereafter to be called grandparents) had a history of mental health problems.