Sentence examples for you know hence from inspiring English sources

You must treat your would-be contributors honestly, as I infer you know, hence your discomfort and your question.

The Kurds clearly didn't want anyone to know, hence the bonfires of documents.

But the word comes from the grammatical root yd', meaning "to know" (hence the English translation of "familiar"), an important one for Jewish seekers.

He certainly deserves to be better known, hence his place here: he's a personal favourite.

His creative endeavour was always motivated by the desire to know more, not to constantly prove to others what he already knew – hence the constant, exciting, often astonishing changes in his music and appearance.

The camera is on a mobile robot where the movement on the horizontal plane is known; hence, the ego-motion is also known.

He is temperamentally different from a type of man who pretends to be decent but is secretly a rapist or abuser of women Trump can't even pretend to be decent because he needs his 'successes' to be known, hence the tasteless boasting that ironically makes him seem pathetic and juvenile, rather than the alpha he so desperately wants to be".

The 759 samples included 187 successfully genotyped UK families known hence forth as the "discovery sample" (see Table 1).

The signs of the coefficients above are not known; hence we put conditions for the existence of backward bifurcation.

The optimal dose of telmisartan that elicits the desired response is not known; hence, an adaptive design is utilised for this study.

The foot ulcer and foot care status of the 21 patients amputated at DS were not known, hence these patients could not be included in the analysis.