There is thus also, according to the physiological view of the matter, a light-organ in the plant, which is its animal pre-affection.
Upon the upper border of the lower Red, thus also in the Clare, Blue appears, which is consequently a mixture also of Red and White, but the latter seen through the thicker part of the prism.
Electricity is thus also a special form, under which polarity makes its appearance, and is likewise rooted in the primary creation.
By means of this correspondence many arcana relating to the will and understanding, thus also to love and wisdom, may be disclosed.
The light of angels of the higher heavens is indescribable, because their light makes one with their wisdom; and because their wisdom, compared to the wisdom of men, is ineffable, thus also is their light.
And if you say--as the man and the stone; thus also.
Should it be said that inference is to be carried on in a different way; (we reply that) thus also it follows that (the objection raised) is not got rid of.
And it is thus also in the case of purposes and so on.
Thus also in mixed colors there is no contrariety, except that of the simple colors from which they are made.
But if we take two things that are not ordained to one another, thus also a man can intend several things at the same time.
Thus also in the passage quoted above he said: "We should not count him who is under the ban as an enemy, but admonish him as a brother, in order that he may be put to shame and not be lost.
Thus also to the mass, that crown of all His promises.
Thus also in Hebrews xi, 'These all died, not receiving the promise; God providing some better thing or us, that they should not be perfected without us.
Thus also, a comparison of several compositions depicting a storm--most of our masters have written such a piece--elicits valuable hints for the musical student.
Thus also a collection of the popular tunes of a nation generally exhibits certain predominant peculiarities which enable us to determine whence the tunes came.
Thus also Hylas, a king's son, is commemorated in Greek Mythology as having been drawn into the water by nymphs enamoured of the beautiful youth.
Thus also it was with the fool first mentioned; his ground did bring forth plentifully, wherefore he must of necessity forget his soul, and, as he thought, all the reason of the world he should.
Thus also it appears there is some difference between them.
Thus also is the song, that new song that is said to be sung by the hundred forty and four thousand which stand with the Lamb upon Mount Sion, with his Father's name written in their foreheads.
Thus also Noah, after quitting the ark, built an altar on the mountain where it rested, and made a burnt-offering, whose smoke ascending to heaven was pleasing to the Lord.
Thus also this is clearly the cause why the Elbe river here at Wittenberg and in this district has its fixed and continuous course and dare not become weary.
Thus also it is a great miracle that a small seed placed in the ground should cause to spring forth a lofty and magnificent oak.
Thus also it is contrary to the rule given that waters should be above the heaven or firmament, and yet the text affirms it.
Thus also, by Papal concession, legates may legislate for a place to which they are sent, Praelati nullius for a territory over which they are placed, General Chapters for a Religious Order, and the like.
The Lord brought blood upon the enemies in Egypt: thus also shall it be in future times; for it is written, I will give wonders, blood and fire.
Thus the matter is constantly represented in Isaiah; thus also in Hosea i.
Suitors who approach her in vain get their heads chopped off and set up on poles (thus also in "King Ruther").
Thus also in the Helge-song's list of persons with whom the conflict is waged in the vicinity of Svarin's Mound.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thus also" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
