Thusly used in a sentence

Thusly in a sentence as an adverb

The process for choosing an Ubuntu wallpaper goes thusly: * A new, public flickr group is created. * People bung their photos/art in there.

I handled it thusly: while reading or writing RAM, interrupts are off. Between bytes read they are re-enabled.

Had never tried, so I just tried to create an underage account at Yahoo, they handle it thusly: Please get your mom or dad! You need your parent or guardian's permission to continue.

One that can be summarized thusly: "Top executives are taking all that money for themselves". Average CEO in 1970, $700,000/yr, 25 x worker average.

The way to do this is to agree together to not use force and let an institution use force, thusly forming a "social contrat", which you have already signed at your birth. And what if you don;t agree with this contract?

I suspect coffee shops strategize thusly: "I'll get whatever customer base is closer to me than to competitors, and fighting on price is pointless. I might get some marginal purchases by improving branding and ambience, thus persuading people to stay longer and buy more."

We operate thusly because, since I am a writer and hardly anyone thinks we're worth anything, I have many, many, many other tasks that I must do throughout the day unrelated to the act of compelling writing. So I have very little research time and time to let what I write sink in.

While I am pretty sure this is entirely true, it's crazy not to recognize that you're producing a language where basically everyone has been thusly trained since kindergarten.

It was a LOT of fun talking to folks about ideas and technology and all that, but I noticed the ratio of Hackers to Founders to be about 1/10, and my market presented itself thusly. It took a little while to become a Really Useful Programmer, but I've been busy as **** all year.

I think an autonomous corporation is more likely to happen thusly: * Person comes up with a business model. * Person automates it as much as possible, eventually automating all of it.

PHP programmers cannot afford to delude themselves thusly because everyone can be productive in PHP... A funny outcome, I find, given that it "should" have actually led to PHP being praised.

Beyond having an uncannily correct track record, the FSF also does not move its goalposts, thusly denying the possibility of corporate interests gaslighting libre software.

I sympathize with Gruber's apparent position, which I would summarize thusly: "Markdown is /this/, which I released; it is good enough for me; if it's good enough for you as well, use it; if not, feel free to make something for yourself instead".

The exact thing needed is very boring, very low-level, and very unsexy, and I believe can be summarized thusly: We need a method for locating hosts on a network graph which does not have a central point of failure and which cannot be easily disabled. We then need a method for authentically routing messages back and forth between these hosts without fear of man-in-the-middle attacks that can change the contents of the messages.

If you accept non-foodie folks, those who eat to live rather than live to eat, then you phrase this thusly; "Cooking food in a rice cooker is very convenient and as the article states it can keep you fed with nutritious food while minimizing cost and effort, However, when you choose to cook food this way you miss out on opportunities for an even richer food experience which do not require a lot more effort." -- followed by exposition on things your missing out on and how one can achieve them economically.