For the range and volume of the efficiency, wisdom, balance, appropriateness of even our goodness is not determined by our will and the graces given to our will alone.
The peculiar appropriateness of the word romantic to designate imaginative love will be set forth later in the chapter entitled Sensuality, Sentimentality, and Sentiment.
We are now in a position to appreciate the peculiarappropriateness of the term.
He intended to investigate the most minute and measure the most immense, to lecture continually, to dine out every evening and to write a book of some real appropriateness when he came home.
He was dressed with an appropriateness to the circumstances of stately villégiature so exquisite as to have a touch of the fantastic.
Let any person pronounce the word ah-ma, and they will at once perceive the appropriateness of the meaning here given.
We do not however lay any stress on the appropriateness of this appellation, but adopt it as a temporary expedient, till these words shall be better understood.
The exceeding appropriateness of this in a narrative poem dealing with departed habits and customs must be quite apparent.
The appropriateness of this is apparent when the true meaning of Chivalry is considered.
He will try different expressions, various phrases, changed word orders, to test their efficacy and appropriateness in transferring his meaning to his hearers.
Perhaps in the brewing of the "heavenly soma," and hence its appropriateness as an emblem of "good liquor" of a terrestrial character.
The supposed appropriateness of May-day for love-making is referred to by Shakspere in "A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Mr Gall here requested the children to pause for a moment, that he might express the high gratification he felt at the fluency, the readiness, and the appropriateness of the lessons which they had drawn.
By reference to the plates on which the symbols are found the appropriateness of this rendering will be apparent, if I rightly interpret the figures below the text.
By reference to the figure below the text the appropriateness of this rendering is at once apparent, as here is represented an individual in the act of chipping off the side of a tree.
One erected to a favorite Scotch comedian attracted my attention from the appropriateness of its design and epitaph.
I listened only when I failed to see the appropriatenessof the gestures.
But on the whole, women have made great strides in the matter of costuming with a view to appropriateness and efficiency.
Therefore let us keep in mind a few rules for the perfect costuming of woman: Appropriateness for each occasion so as to get efficiency, or be as decorative as possible.
Showing that appropriateness of time and place should be studied in our pastimes.
One of the Abbey's first charms is the appropriateness of its gardens; they too are old.
Many stories are told of the remarkable powers of individual parrots and the singular appropriateness of their remarks on particular occasions.
Like all birds which are capable of imitating sounds and which learn words and phrases it will often "speak its lines," with startling appropriateness as to time and place.
Is it too minute to notice the appropriateness of the simile 'as breath,' &c.
Telea means `the end,' and as scientists fail to explain the appropriateness of this, I am at liberty to indulge a theory of my own.
A certain appropriateness is presented in a recent book on advertising, "Respectfully dedicated to the men who invest millions of dollars a year in national advertising.
Among the fanciful names Mr Fanfaron and Major Fiasco are in the bad rather than in the good class, though if they had more appropriateness they might be passed.
The appropriatenessof Burke is sufficiently obvious.
But the excellence of the proportions, and the dignity and appropriateness of the composition, both internally and externally, go far to redeem these defects (Fig.
These classic buildings were solidly and carefully constructed, but lacked the grace, cheerfulness, and appropriateness of earlier buildings.
It is of imposing dimensions, and although simple in external treatment, it merits praise for the excellent disposition of its plan, its noble court, imposing entrances, and the general dignity and appropriateness of its architecture.
