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    1. "Smash the fangs, watch out for the tentacles, don't let it grab the club," were the last intelligible words he heard


    2. That audio was intelligible to everyone on the crew now


    3. ‘Trust me,’ the man said in halting but intelligible


    4. Within the din of inhuman howls he heard a pair of intelligible words ringing out from somewhere high above


    5. Those very fortunate women were the first to reassemble the arcane traditions and customs of our people---the Lascorii, I mean---into an intelligible, cohesive compendium of training and instruction


    6. I spoke to them in Mongol, but only one of them could answer me, and his Mongol was barely intelligible


    7. They spoke completely mutually intelligible dialects of the same language but did tend to fight among themselves with little provocation


    8. However, thought must be manifested through the brain and to be intelligible to others it must be translated into sentences consecutively unfolding the ideas to be conveyed


    9. something that would be intelligible about the condition of Nirvana


    10. hitherto been written on this subject, and that little so guardedly expressed as not to be at all readily intelligible, and occult teachers are markedly reticent when questioned about it

    11. Voice came at last, mumbling and half intelligible


    12. Sensing JY‘s nearness the dying man tried to speak but his swelling tongue prevented any intelligible sound


    13. “Tyrannosaurus Doc!” was the only intelligible thing that came out of the chaotic greetings


    14. intelligible sentence had ever been produced, but the


    15. or University of the S ummum Intelligible


    16. He had begun mumbling saying anything intelligible


    17. Their voices sounded stilted behind the masks, but were intelligible


    18. psychic and spiritual traditions, that the visions became somewhat intelligible


    19. The Koran contains sentences which are incomplete and not fully intelligible without the aid of the commentaries, foreign words, unfamiliar Arabic words, and words used with other than the normal meaning, adjectives and verbs inflected without observance of the concords of gender and number


    20. There was also the disturbing presence of the word 'science,' which suggested far too many intelligible subjects

    21. ” As he went on he became less intelligible


    22. groan, but it was at least high enough to be intelligible to


    23. This is the answer to mysteries of manifestation (in our Life) of all possible phenomena, “miraculous” apparitions and many other things for which scientists cannot find any at least more or less intelligible explanation


    24. The jingle-jangle morning is your hearing becoming destroyed by undead auras interfering with your ability to hear anything humanly intelligible


    25. It is revealed by the fact that in most of the board meetings he attended during that unnecessary war he was too drunk to utter anything intelligible and was completely useless


    26. Whether he was drunk or mad or simply suffered from a slurring impediment I don’t know, but what came out his mouth made no sense to me at all, only bits and pieces intelligible, the fact that Olga was in the end room with the child being enough for me to act


    27. In symbolism, to speak of a spirit carrying water on its finger to cool another spirit’s tongue need not cause great stir if overlooked entirely—because of no apparent explanation at hand; and, indeed, it could receive a more intelligible explanation from a figurative point of view than from a literal


    28. It was calculated for children to understand, and never intended to be turned into a metaphysical problem which the greatest intellects of earth would be powerless to present in intelligible form


    29. She has made the nations 'drunk with the cup of her fornication,’ and has 'shed the blood of saints and martyrs’ till heaven itself cries, 'Lord, how long!’ The marvelous stability, through long ages, of governments devoted to the maintenance of superstition, receives its most intelligible explanation in this doctrine of the Prophets—that the Rulers of the earth are not men, but the hosts of darkness, and that Kings and Priests are but their tools


    30. Besides this, the synoptic gospels contain pretensions which are intelligible only on the theory that their writers believed the subject of their memoirs was the incarnate Son of God

    31. The divine incarnation, the sacrificial death of Christ, His ascension, the free pardon of sinners, the world-wide aspect of redemption, the final issue in an endless life,—all these are parts of a system, incredible in fragments; and you must expound the whole at once to render any single portion thoroughly intelligible


    32. Paul wrote two letters to the Corinthians, recently converted from heathenism, who can imagine, except one who has a theory to obey, that these compositions were set forth in words which were employed in senses previously unknown to the readers at Corinth, Philippi, Athens, or Thessalonica? Granting that there would be some tincture of foreign idioms in the combination of their phrases, and admitting that there would be some new Hebraic phrases introduced from the usage of Greek-speaking Jews of Palestine or Alexandria, still it is evident that their ordinary expressions were, from the very tact that they were used by the apostles, judged by them to be intelligible Greek, so that none of the idioms were beyond the comprehension of an honest, religious, Greek-speaking man


    33. The whole verse will then present an intelligible statement


    34. They are afflicted at times with more serious doubts and difficulties than they care or dare to express; and so far from possessing intelligible conceptions of the moral character of God, which lead to hearty rejoicing, victorious faith, or triumphant song, the result produced is generally little more than passive submission to church authority, or the verbal ascription of praises to Heaven, as possessing attributes of 'goodness’ and 'justice,’—which are nevertheless felt to be enveloped in impenetrable mystery


    35. If men can be persuaded to cast aside the unscientific contention for natural immortality, with its inference of everlasting misery as 'the curse of the law,’ and to adopt the simplest sense of Scripture language on life and death, —the coherent evangelical system, as taught by the apostles and prophets, becomes again defensible, victorious, intelligible, and self-consistent


    36. A God of more intelligible justice and mercy will more powerfully 'draw all men unto Him


    37. Suppose we think a little more of those who can be reached by spiritual influences,—of those young souls who are seeking after God in solitary places,—of those perplexed but amenable spirits whom sorrow and fear and merciful invitations are drawing back to their Father: is there nothing to be said here of the possibly beneficial effect of some improvement in the representation of truth is Would not their sense of the evil of sin be deepened if they were permitted to feel that the system of God’s government is morally intelligible—if they could be assisted to see all things in the light of an intelligible justice and love, not in the red glare of that lake into which they have been taught to think so large a portion of the creation around them is going to burn forever? Sin will never seem so evil as when we can, with heart and soul and strength, like David, 'sing aloud’ with joy to God our Redeemer


    38. But, it is said, this will be suffering with a view to destruction; and this is inconsistent with any intelligible view of divine justice or goodness


    39. It may be answered at once that at least it is more consistent with intelligible ideas of divine justice and goodness than the orthodox doctrine that they are to be raised to suffer without amendment, and without mitigation, through eternity


    40. Stuart Mill (as delivered in his Essay on Nature) is spreading rapidly,—that on one side it is difficult to establish the proof of any morally intelligible God from physical nature alone; and, on the other, that so monstrous a Being as the God of the old

    41. It is a consciousness of divine Love breathing around, a sense, amidst all mysteries, of intelligible justice and goodness, which alone can awaken the belief of a Divine Personality in atheistic souls; and this is precisely the effect of Christ's ministry among men, when He makes Himself known as THE LIFE OF THE WORLD, and the final Arbiter of its destinies


    42. give an intelligible account of the events preceding death, including the amounts of liquors


    43. As a promising way of setting them right, half of the half-dozen had become members of a fantastic sect of Convulsionists, and were even then considering within themselves whether they should foam, rage, roar, and turn cataleptic on the spot--thereby setting up a highly intelligible finger-post to the Future, for Monseigneur's guidance


    44. "If you are in an intelligible condition, I've thirty-five roubles to remit to you, as Semyon Semyonovitch has received from Afanasy Ivanovitch at your mamma's request instructions to that effect, as on previous occasions


    45. "He is in 'an intelligible condition'! And I see you are an intelligent man too


    46. When he had identified these objects in what benighted mind he had, he said, in a dialect that was just intelligible:


    47. That, he seemed on the point of being at once released, when the tide in his favour met with some unexplained check (not intelligible to the Doctor), which led to a few words of secret conference


    48. intelligible now--that her father had attached to their betrothal, and was the one promise he had still exacted on the morning of their marriage


    49. There are, of course, points obvious enough to a Spanish seventeenth century audience which do not immediately strike a reader now-a-days, and Cervantes often takes it for granted that an allusion will be generally understood which is only intelligible to a few


    50. ' Sometimes he would paint a cock in such a fashion, and so unlike, that he had to write alongside of it in Gothic letters, 'This is a cock; and so it will be with my history, which will require a commentary to make it intelligible







































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