The contraction of the lower orbiculars is always accompanied, as we have seen, by the drawing up of the upper lip.
A start from a sudden noise, when the stimulus is conveyed through the auditory nerves, is always accompanied in grown-up persons by the winking of the eyelids.
The intellectual act is always accompaniedby sensible representations, which sometimes assist it, and sometimes embarrass and confuse it; but in either case the act of the understanding is always distinct from these representations.
Evidence isalways accompanied by the necessity, and consequently, by the universality, of the truths which it attests.
The question as to whether thought is always accompanied by feeling, at least by feeling as pleasure or pain, may appear more difficult than the previous one.
In fact it is well known that the reaction between the nitrous acid, and such products as alcohol, however pure, is not sharp, but is always accompanied by secondary products.
A very remarkable circumstance connected with fermentation is that it is always accompanied by the development of microscopic living organism--fungi and infusoria.
Whether the Prophetic Vision Is Always Accompanied by Abstraction from the Senses?
Objection 1: It would seem that the prophetic vision is always accompanied by abstraction from the senses.
Since then the consent of the higher reason is always accompanied by deliberate consideration of the eternal law, it seems that it cannot be without mortal sin, on account of the contempt of the Divine law.
Moreover, anger is always accompanied by hope, wherefore it causes pleasure, as the Philosopher says (Rhet.
Similarly the increase in the sharpness of a knife is always accompanied by a decrease in its durability, and the increase of durability by a decrease of sharpness.
The accumulation of wealth is always accompanied by its evils; no Rothschild nor Rockefeller can be happier than a poor pedlar.
Justification is possible, therefore, because it is always accompanied by regeneration and union with Christ, and is followed by sanctification.
Justification is always accompanied by regeneration, and is followed by sanctification; and all three are results of the death of Christ.
There is a secret work of God in the soul, but it is always accompanied by an awakening of the soul to perceive the truth and to accept Christ.
It is always accompanied by gypsum, because the latter is separated from sea water with or before the sodium chloride.
It follows that the highest degree of moral consciousness can only exist in strife, and the highest moral pleasure is always accompanied by pain.
This first step was the more necessary, as the same thing applies to all other evils, as well as to slavery; every social evil is always accompanied by some error which produces or foments it.
Thus, some kinds of scandals are tolerated; prostitutes are tolerated; such and such abuses are tolerated; so that the idea of toleration is always accompanied by the idea of evil.
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