But, be this as it may, Weismann himself adduces these cases merely for the sake of showing that there are cases which seem to tell against the general principle of modification as due to apogamy alone--i.
For all this Junius also adduces no better authority than hearsay, but nevertheless it is his statements which have brought Coster to the front and given him such reputation as he now enjoys.
This is all the information respecting the Canon of the New Testament which he adduces from the great work of Irenæus.
I cannot indeed recollect a single instance where he adduces a quotation for the mere purpose of authenticating any one of these books.
Poet' published a Volume (as you may remember) with as distinct Indications of sweet, fresh, and original Genius as anything he adduces from this second Volume.
He adduces his own Edition of Bacon as a sample of their mismanagement, in respect of too bulky Volumes, etc.
Yet these are the only two arguments of a corroborative kind which Mr. Wallace adduces whereby to sustain his "necessary deduction.
With regard to plants, Darwin adduces a number of facts to show the effects of climate on wheat, cabbages, and other vegetables.
His object seems rather to seize an opportunity of expressing his admiration of Wilkie, whom he adduces as a parallel example with Raffaelle of successful borrowing.
These are advanced in behalf of all the orders in general, and then the writer adduces special reasons, which concern the Recollects in this matter.
The same author in another place adduces the wounds and scars of women as examples of "ill-treatment.
Besides this weight of facts, the author adduces other important reasons why it is extremely probable that "such ignorance was once greater and more widespread than now.
He adduces several reasons and statements in support of it.
In support of his opinion he adduces some forty cases where chastity is considered a virtue.
He also adduces many statistical data in explanation and support of his theory.
For the animal kingdom Thury adduces a number of observations as the foundation of his teaching.
To each of the three instances which St. Peter adduces the reader is left to supply the unmistakable conclusion, "Neither will He spare the sinners of to-day.
Lalemant, in his Commentaries upon Hippocrates, adduces the case of bakers, upon whom, by their not wearing breeches, the contrary effect is produced.
Marie[350] adduces some characteristic examples of words and phrases, either newly invented or employed in a sense differing from the customary one, which have been repeated by the insane.
As the chief proof of the non-existence of morality, he adduces what he calls the ‘transvaluation of values.
Meerman, on the authority of Christ,[112] adduces one with the initials C.
Footnote 191: Bottari adducesan authentic document of this in his Preface, page 6.
He farther adduces examples of his system as he proceeds, from the various cabinets of the Royal Museum, which he explains to the reader as a part of his chief design in illustrating them.
He adduces a number of illustrations to show that reason alone is insufficient to make a moral sentiment.
As illustrative parallels, he adduces Personal Identity, Causation, and Equality; all which he considers to be judgments involving simple ideas, and traceable only to some primitive power of the mind.
He then adduces the ordinary arguments to show, that seeking the good of others is a positive gratification in itself, and fraught with pleasure in its consequences.
Not to mention earlier geologists, Venema, in several essays, and particularly in Het Dalen van de Noordelijke Kuststreken van ons Land, 1854, adduces many facts and arguments to prove a slow sinking of the northere provinces of Holland.
The second part of his work consists in the attack upon the theory of causality, in which he adduces almost entirely those considerations which are the basis of modern scepticism.
But it is at any rate evident that the Evangelist believed the Baptist had done so, for he adduces the Baptist's testimony in support of his own affirmation of the Divine glory of the Incarnate Word (ver.
The Report adduces the authority of Mr. George Combe against "the Pennsylvania System.
Christianity claims a Divine origin, and she adduces irrefragable arguments in confirmation of it; but the consistent conduct of all her professors is not one of them.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "adduces" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
