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shoulders, not worn, as that would be too much admission of sensibility, but
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The light fleece top that she had ultimately decided to bring along sat snugly over her shoulders, not worn, as that would be too much admission of sensibility, but comforting nonetheless
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tension, an edge to the collective sensibility of these men and women, which he had not observed
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Every sensibility told him that this could not be
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Phil as usual is the voice of caution, and sensibility, "We still gotta look normal
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Has there, after all, been only the One, patiently waiting for Mankind to finally overcome the many figments of imagination and guess right about the entity that underlies all existence? This incomprehensibility that has “lurked just beyond Man’s ability to sense directly” has been called these many names, as Man has attempted to elevate his sensibility of this Presence
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“What do you have in mind?” Moshe asked, not at all surprised that a similar thought pattern was in operation in Korah’s sensibility of the change that appeared to have overtaken them all
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was in operation in Korah's sensibility of the change that appeared to have overtaken them all
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examine women’s history and women’s sensibility, some men began to
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my sensibility, and discussed the facts with his medium
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ear; the profit of books is according to the sensibility of the
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It is a bit off to be placed in this environment, east coast sensibility, ivy round columns create the façade, Georgian windows run in series along the second and third floors broken by patios
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Not to mention all the times his card was returned by the ever-apologetic Miss Bloomsburry because Chrysalis was ‘out’, and the way the seamstresses at Sensibility had rolled their eyes every time he’d entered the store, and then proceeded to tell him that she was on an ‘errand’
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Tristan isn’t happy- from what Phera told me he nearly tore my townhouse apart looking for me, and would’ve done the same to Sensibility had Phera not forcibly stopped him
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The more intense our fire the more speedily it destroys its victim who, therefore, ceases to suffer, whereas the fire of purgatory inflicts the keenest, most violent pain but never kills the soul nor lessens its sensibility
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aesthetic sensibility and historical values
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� Furthermore, I direct that, in view of the sensibility of this Athena as a source,� she is to stay a most secret source and the knowledge of her is to be limited to persons authorized by me, and me alone
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In her choice of entertainment, mother had shown incredible sensibility and statesmanship, by including our allies, our former enemies and a Toltec segment, she had gone a long way to healing any animosities that perhaps might still linger
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eye and a naïve sensibility, the earth appears to be at the center of
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Where the older and supposedly wiser trolls were sniffing out doggies and dumpsters and department stores, Gasbag had a more lofty sensibility
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I could maybe, maybe conceive of him writing Drimtaim, which for all its beauty is a bit “thinky”, but the lush emotional falling of Mi Tair seemed far beyond his sensibility
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While I was impressed with her sensibility, Ruma was wary about her simplicity; by then, busy with a doting circle of lazy women, she started living in a make-believe world
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While their weeklong stay brought to the fore the memories of my life and times with Rathi, I realized that the equilibrium of life hinges upon the spouse’s sensibility
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But all said and done, his hurt owed to his wife’s lack of sensibility; maybe it’s the maturity of a spouse that shapes the course of the other’s life where it really matters
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Most of us in our cars chose sense over sensibility by staying
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All this did nothing to the Actress’ sensibility so she took firm hold of the shot glass in front of her and downed it in one
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all of the courage and sensibility that she had always contained was quickly drawn out of her
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A brief thought had him thinking he was suffering a heart attack, a quick death, at least, but sensibility kicked in and he realised it was muscle ache
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She would have taken this for excess of sensibility and the sign of a deep capacity for faithful devotion if it hadn't been for those trousers
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That another Captain should be voted upon, a Captain that has morals, honour, resilience and most of all the sensibility to know that the ship and crew always come first!”
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The lack there is in sensibility concerning Sir
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disconnecting darkness with patches of light in between as sensibility being between the dark that
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can reach a higher level of clear-minded logic and find more sensibility than what those scientists
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with me that even small Children can reach a higher level of clear-minded logic and find more sensibility
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more sensibility than what those scientists promoting astrophysics have because science lives in a make
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Is "IT" intelligent and has a brain of "ITS" own? If not, then "IT" has no sensibility, then "IT" is only a nonliving thing
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Is "IT" intel igent and has a brain of "ITS" own? If not, then "IT" has no sensibility, then "IT" is only a nonliving thing
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Is "IT" intelligent and has a brain of "ITS" own? If not, then "IT" has no sensibility, then "IT"
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Except the Roman clergy (whose early emasculation, and training in the sacrifice of personal conviction, gradually qualify them for every enormity of opinion) and their feminine entourage, it could scarcely be anticipated that persons of average sense or sensibility would long endure the burden
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When her books came she applied herself to her gigantic labours, but perceived through one of the nerves of her exasperated sensibility how composedly, unconcernedly, and with every consideration the male readers applied themselves to theirs
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In fact, Monsieur Bovary senior had expired the evening before suddenly from an attack of apoplexy as he got up from table, and by way of greater precaution, on account of Emma's sensibility, Charles had begged Homais to break the horrible news to her gradually
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features; nay, such was the sensibility which often mantled over it, that she
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just loosened from the frozen bond of grief, there was a delicacy in her manner of expressing her sensibility, which made him doubt whether it was the effect of
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they want that fire of the imagination, which produces _active_ sensibility, and
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sensibility, the sensibility which is the auxiliary of virtue, and the soul of genius, is in society so occupied with the feelings of others, as scarcely to regard its own sensations
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returning to her husband: was she then to restrain her charming sensibility
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Elinor had not needed this to be assured of the injustice to which her sister was often led in her opinion of others, by the irritable refinement of her own mind, and the too great importance placed by her on the delicacies of a strong sensibility, and the graces of a polished manner
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Ferrars's general behaviour to her sister, seemed, to her, to foretell such difficulties and distresses to Elinor, as her own wounded heart taught her to think of with horror; and urged by a strong impulse of affectionate sensibility, she moved after a moment, to her sister's chair, and putting one arm round her neck, and one cheek close to hers, said in a low, but eager, voice,
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The modern antagonist of the equality of the sexes would argue that the differences between men and women are not confined to the single point urged by Plato; that sensibility, gentleness, grace, are the qualities of women, while energy, strength, higher intelligence, are to be looked for in men
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and to your imagination and sensibility, the pleasing takes of repairing it,
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Duncan now turned to explain these proposals to his commander, who heard him with amazement, and a sensibility that was deeply touched by so unusual and unexpected generosity
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To save a man, to spare a father's feelings, or a mother's sensibility, is not to do a good action, but a simple deed of humanity
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Their gaze began with a defiant note but was confused by what seemed a deliberate swoon of the pupil into the iris, revealing for an instant a temperament of great sensibility
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I possess a share of wit, and a certain relative sensibility, which enables me to draw from life in general, for the support of mine, all I meet with that is good, like the monkey who cracks the nut to get at its contents
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This idea was countenanced by the strong interest which the physician ever manifested in the young clergyman; he attached himself to him as a parishioner, and sought to win a friendly regard and confidence from his naturally reserved sensibility
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In Arthur Dimmesdale, thought and imagination were so active, and sensibility so intense, that the bodily infirmity would be likely to have its groundwork there
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Dimmesdale, whose sensibility of
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A loud or low expression of anguish,—the whisper, or the shriek, as it might be conceived, of suffering humanity, that touched a sensibility in every bosom! At times this deep strain of pathos was all that could be heard, and scarcely heard, sighing amid a desolate silence
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Dimmesdale was left by the retiring wave of intellect and sensibility, stepped forward hastily to offer his support
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Others, again,—and those best able to appreciate the minister's peculiar sensibility, and the wonderful operation of his spirit upon the body,—whispered their belief, that the awful symbol was the effect of the ever-active tooth of remorse, gnawing from the inmost heart outwardly, and at last manifesting Heaven's dreadful judgment by the visible presence of the letter
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I must therefore trust to the candour of your judgment, for your allowing for the disadvantage I am necessarily under in that respect; and to your imagination and sensibility, the pleasing taks of repairing it, by their supplements, where my descriptions flag or fail: the one will readily place the pictures I present before your eyes; the other give life to the colours where they are dull, or worn with too frequent handling
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Cole still continued her friendship, and offered me her assistance and advice towards another choice; but I was now in ease and affluence enough to look about me at leisure; and as to any constitutional calls of pleasure, their pressure, or sensibility, was greatly lessened by a consciousness of the east with which they were to be satisfied at Mrs
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But now the true refining passion had regained throughout possession of me, with all its train of symptoms: a sweet sensibility, a tender timidity, love-sick yearnings tempered with diffidence and modesty, all held me in a subjection of soul, incomparably dearer to me than the liberty of heart which I had been long, too long! the mistress of, in the course of those grosser gallantries, the consciousness of which now made me sigh with a virtuous confusion and regret
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“What ye say, Provost Pawkie, has in it a solid commodity of judgment and sensibility; and ye may be sure that I was not without a cogitation of reflection, that there had been a discreet argument of economy at the bottom of the revolution which was brought to a criticism yesterday’s afternoon
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When, after her separation from her husband, she gave birth to her only child, the child had died almost immediately, and the family of Madame Stahl, knowing her sensibility, and fearing the news would kill her, had substituted another child, a baby born the same night and in the same house in Petersburg, the daughter of the chief cook of the Imperial Household
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And when he thought of Decoud being drowned, too, his sensibility was almost overcome by this miserable end
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It was not compassion or even mere nervous sensibility
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The floating pollen seemed to be his notes made visible, and the dampness of the garden the weeping of the garden's sensibility
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A personality within it was so far-reaching in her influence as to spread into and make the bricks, mortar, and whole overhanging sky throb with a burning sensibility
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He was like a chef presenting fabulous new dishes, lobsters of intellect, figs of sensibility, the very tastes that had freed him from Altana
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Here was his laugh in a dark movie theater, his unpunk love of the films of Woody Allen, not for any of the obvious ways they flattered his sensibility, but for something he called their tragic sense, which he compared to Chekhov’s (whom Mercer knew he had not read)
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The somber picture which he had for a moment imagined of a Christine forgetting her duty to herself made way for his original conception of an unfortunate, innocent child, the victim of imprudence and exaggerated sensibility
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And now he was in danger of being saddened by the very conviction that his circumstances were unusually happy: there was nothing external by which he could account for a certain blankness of sensibility which came over him just when his expectant gladness should have been most lively, just when he exchanged the accustomed dulness of his Lowick library for his visits to the Grange
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Perhaps Lydgate and she had never felt so far off each other before; but there were strong reasons for not deferring his revelation, even if he had not already begun it by that abrupt announcement; indeed some of the angry desire to rouse her into more sensibility on his account which had prompted him to speak prematurely, still mingled with his pain in
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It was the first time he had encountered an open expression of scorn from any man higher than Raffles; and with that scorn hurrying like venom through his system, there was no sensibility left to consolations
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He had long ago made up his mind to what he thought was her negative character—her want of sensibility, which showed itself in disregard both of his specific wishes and of his general aims
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Trumbull was in the back-room of his office, and received Rosamond with his finest manners, not only because he had much sensibility to her charms, but because the good-natured fibre in him was stirred by his certainty that Lydgate was in difficulties, and that this uncommonly pretty woman—this young lady with the highest personal attractions—was likely to feel the pinch of trouble—to find herself involved in circumstances beyond her control
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Rosamond had the double purchase over him of insensibility to the point of justice in his reproach, and of sensibility to the undeniable hardships now present in her married life
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If evil truth must be reported of him, he would then be at a less scorching distance from the contempt of his old neighbors; and in a new scene, where his life would not have gathered the same wide sensibility, the tormentor, if he pursued him, would be less formidable
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repulsion, of reticent self-justification such as she had known under Lydgate's most stormy displeasure: all her sensibility was turned into a bewildering novelty of pain; she felt a new terrified recoil under a lash never experienced before
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But they remained unaccompanied and empty, and I continued unmolested; if unmolested one could call a young woman whose sensibility had, in the most extraordinary fashion, not declined but deepened
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But I hoped he could lead us to a killer with the sensibility of a department-store window dresser and the bloodlust of Jeffrey Dahmer
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While all of this doom and gloom made sense from an “intellectual” level, it doesn’t mean the market is going to follow any preset path as a result of its “sensibility and logic
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She had an artist’s sensibility, but she was so practical
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“I want you to bring that sensibility to your
