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O foremost one of Kuru's race, everything is known to thee, O thou that art conversant with all duties!" "'Bhishma said, "The followers of Sankhya praise the Sankhya system and those regenerate persons that are Yogins praise the Yoga system. For establishing the superiority of their respective systems, each calls his own system to be the better.
How then hast thou been able to possess my heart? My priest possesses knowledge of self. He is given to penances, and is conversant with all duties. Possessed of great intelligence, he has the fullest power over my kingdom. By gifts I desire to acquire knowledge, and by truth and the protection of Brahmanas, I desire to attain regions of blessedness in heaven.
"I don't know what you're thinking, Britt, but it isn't so, whatever it is." "Good Lord, man, I wasn't thinking that!" A very significant fact now stared the occupants of the château in the face. There was not the slightest doubt in the minds of those conversant with the situation that the poison had been intended for either Lord or Lady Deppingham.
Milton belonged to that order of poets whom the finite does not satisfy. Like Wordsworth, but more eminently, he was "powerfully affected" only by that "which is conversant with or turns upon infinity," and man is to him a being with such a relationship to infinity that Heaven and Hell contend over him.
Those who are conversant with the present state of biology will hardly hesitate to admit that the conception of the life of one of the higher animals as the summation of the lives of a cell aggregate, brought into harmonious action by a co-ordinative machinery formed by some of these cells, constitutes a permanent acquisition of physiological science.
He made shoes for the poor from materials stolen from the rich. Crispinus approaches Horace quite as a 'Johannes Factotum, as Greene had designated Shakspere in 1592. Jonson makes him assert that he, too, is a scholar, a writer conversant with every kind of poetry, and a Stoic.
We do not say that the votaries of rank and fashion are insensible to love; because, how much soever they may be conversant with the artificial and unreal, still they are human, and must, to a certain extent, be influenced by a principle that acts wherever it can find a heart on which to operate.
Those sons of thine, O bull of the Bharata race, have also said unto these kings assembled in the court these words, "If the members of an assembly are conversant with morality, nothing improper should be permitted by them to happen.
"Who constitute your household? How many servants do you keep and how long have they been with you?" "Now you exact details with which only Mrs. Packard is conversant. I don't know anything about the servants. I do not interest myself much in matters purely domestic, and Mrs. Packard spares me. You will have to observe the servants yourself."
I question whether the points at issue between them can be fairly understood by any persons not conversant with the practical details of the trade... Nor do I think they have put their case as well as they might.
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