Thusly in a sentence

And if a socialite known for dating Black men crosses the threshold of someone known for their proximity to prestige films, all signs thusly indicate that their worlds cannot possibly collide.

Instead, we see WWE transitioning that short-term feud into an altogether new program with Dirty Dom, and thusly, with the brand’s top faction.

Protect Black women and all the good things will flow thusly.

The two Clue or False prompts, read thusly: “It would have been sweet to converse with a person passed,” and “Time travel?

Not only do you display imprudence by thusly broadcasting your vulnerability, but you also give yourself away as inept and lacking the capability to think through situations other countries face but choose to approach with reasonable solutions.

According to a report by state-run newspaper Southern Metropolis Daily, the civilization code would work thusly: each person starts off with 1,000 points.

During those commutes, Woody would get busy, and devote all his exultant energy to filling entire notebooks thusly, dedicated to his beloved.

Secondary metabolites are thusly named because their activities and functions aren't essential for a microbe's survival, yet they may give the organism an advantage in the face of environmental pressures.

The Trax’s performance can be summarized thusly: it exists.

They now understand that sex trafficking victims often feel “unloved” in their lives and disassociated from society, and are thusly “extremely vulnerable” to this modern-day slavery by very manipulative pimps, Spitzer noted.

We shall answer your borders question first, thusly: Hyde Park, where wealthy elites sneer at the peasants in adjacent O’Bryonville, contains a small street called East Hill Avenue.

Sadly, though, Powers Boothe - who played the deliciously despicable saloon owner Cy Tolliver on the original series - passed away last year and, thusly, won't be appearing in the film.

That plot—which is fairly unimportant, like most Star Wars plots—goes thusly: Boy (Alden Ehrenreich) and Girl (Emilia Clarke) try to con their way out of their shitty lives.

Fern (1994): p. 28 Roddenberry explained his position thusly: "It's not true that I don't believe in God.

The New Yorker describes what it calls this "strangely but tellingly misbegotten" cover design thusly:"The image is a photograph, taken from a French fashion shoot, of a glassy-eyed, heavily made-up little girl.