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Gibson, rather than a Venus by Milo; a classic draped figure of a Wedgwood plaque more than an echo from the Parthenon.... The actress has evidently been well taught, and is both an apt and clever pupil; she speaks clearly, enunciates well, occasionally conceals the art she has so closely studied, and is at times both tender and graceful.... Her one great fault is insincerity, or, in other words, inability thoroughly to grasp the sympathies of the thoughtful part of her audience.
All philosophy, which does not believe in human liberty, yet which enunciates a system of morality, is in perpetual contradiction. Descartes. Cartesianism. DESCARTES. The seventeenth century, which was the greatest philosophic century of modern times and perhaps of any time, began with Rene Descartes. He died in February, 1650.
He is a tall, rectangular, perpendicular sort of a body, as stiff as a poker, and enunciates his prescriptions very much as though he were delivering a discourse on the doctrine of election. The other evening he was detained from visiting Kate, and he sent a very polite, ceremonious note containing a prescription, with Dr.
You can hear the stertorous breathing of an apoplectic stockbroker, the short panting respiration of some eager speculator the rest is silence. And then the voice of the waiter proxy for the commercial Nemesis calmly enunciates the dread decree. "Philip Sheldon begs to inform the members of the House that he cannot comply with his bargains."
But the foregoing samples will suffice. So far is his law of evolution of the sciences from being tenable, that, by following his example, and arbitrarily ignoring one class of facts, it would be possible to present, with great plausibility, just the opposite generalisation to that which he enunciates.
The definition of a word being the proposition which enunciates its meaning, words which have no meaning are unsusceptible of definition. Proper names, therefore, cannot be defined.
And in speculating on the manner in which saltpetre is formed, he enunciates the hypothesis, "that nitre is, formed by a real decomposition of the air itself, the bases that are presented to it having, in such circumstances, a nearer affinity with the spirit of nitre than that kind of earth with which it is united in the atmosphere."
It enunciates the principle of the two jurisdictions 'the two swords' which has played so important a part in Scottish history, and it protects the rights of the people in the election of their ministers.
He founded no sect, which is one reason of his popularity, for nearly all sects can read him with edification, and he is primarily a poet not a theologian. But though he allows himself a poet's licence to state great truths in various ways, he still enunciates a definite belief. This is theism, connected with the name Râma.
If you will look at the first sermons that Peter is recorded as having delivered, in the early chapters of the Acts, you will find that he by no means enunciates a definite theology such as he unfolds in his later Epistle.
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