Thus In A Sentence

Q: How to use thus in a sentence?

1. It is thus the unreflecting cause of much injustice. 2. And thus it was that Transylvania dug her own grave. 3. He was thus enabled to succeed Duncan as king. 4. It does not appear to be an ellipsis and has thus been removed. 5. It does not appear to be an ellipsis and has thus been removed.

Short & Simple Example Sentence For Thus | Thus Sentence

It is thus the unreflecting cause of much injustice.
And thus it was that Transylvania dug her own grave.
He was thus enabled to succeed Duncan as king.
It does not appear to be an ellipsis and has thus been removed.
It does not appear to be an ellipsis and has thus been removed.
Men do not act thus irrationally in physical investigations.
The person thus addressed justified the question by not answering it.
I was in the first column, and thus missed certain hardships.
I thus became a little creature of passion, before reason was developed.
The book thus covers only a small portion of the field of English style.
When Teleki saw his secret design thus exposed, he grew wroth.
Oh, shame upon me, thus to ramble, when I should be restoring merely!
He can thus learn Bright-Wits' chance of success.

How To Use Thus In A Sentence?

He was standing thus when the door of the National opened and three persons came out.
The work thus done by the mounted infantry between Lhassa and Gyantse was considerable.
He scooped out a hollow in the sand below the bramble and lay down there in the tiny oasis of shadow he had thus obtained.
Yet we are told that we are accountable for all the acts thus produced in us, because they are the acts of our own wills!
Wading thus in the bed of the stream, they reached a point where the bright arcade began to grow dark.
From this the banter turned as to what quarters each would find, on being thus suddenly billeted in so antiquated a mansion.
Among this crew of questionable gentlemen thus seated below the salt, my eye singled out one in particular.
Whatsoever is thus produced in us, we say, cannot be our virtue, nor can we deserve any praise for its existence.
In other words, it is not, and it cannot be, an object of praise or of moral approbation in him in whom it is thus caused to exist.
It seemed as if the uncertainty of being loved would be less intolerable than thus to be assured of it, and yet not dare to enjoy the conviction.
Our utmost exertions may thus end, not in exalted, but in distorted views of the divine sovereignty.
A new symbol, such as that of a man's head, was thus naturally viewed at first with suspicion.
Such is the magnificent dream of the sceptic; and, as we have seen, it is not without truth and justice that he thus dreams.
It would thus appear that, what with its salts and functions as a cemetery, the lake supplied but indifferent drinking water.
As he sat thus on the broken rafter, thinking miserably of the task before him, his eyes fixed themselves on the little window of the hut.
For a few moments Ablano whispered thus to the prince, and finished his instructions by telling him not to fear.
It would exhaust thought no less than words to describe the aspect of music, thus revealed, thus presented.
And thus we talked and laughed until Santonio had finished his coffee, quite as if no one was either in that room or in the next.
They must have climbed two to three thousand feet before they reached the ridge, and thus gone into action at a height bordering on 20,000 feet.
The lady, thus scared out of her first sleep, was scarcely able to distinguish the objects around her: terror made her dumb.
Before I have time to do so, the power and the light which is thus shut out from the world by so pitiful a cause, is revealed in all its glory.
On returning, he found Banfi already under arrest, and was thus deprived of the glory of having captured his foe with his own hand.
It will take mind and memory months, and possibly years, to gather together the details, and thus learn and know the whole extent of the loss.
No if I must suffer this strange and dismal influence, it were better face a single foe, than thus be haunted by a thousand images of it.
While the prince was thus engaged, Ablano and Azalia held many consultations in the little pavilion under the trees.
Edwards is far from being the only necessitarian who has fallen into the error of identifying the sensibility with the will; thus reducing his doctrine to an unassailable truism.
For, as he truly alleges, if one world could thus make itself, so also might another and another, even unto millions of millions.