They are just what every red-blooded American boy wants to read--they are what he must read to develop into a manly, upright man.
And Rattleton did not doubt it, for he well knew how hot-blooded Diamond was, and the young Virginian had never failed to fight when the occasion arose.
The insurrection to which we now refer was headed by a full-blooded negro, who had been born and brought up a slave.
William was a tall, full-blooded African, whose countenance beamed with intelligence.
They have passed outside the common dangers and affections of man's warm-blooded circle, lighted by the sun and moon.
The advantages of these hot-blooded ends are so obvious that they need hardly be recalled, and, indeed, they have provided a theme for many of our most inspiriting writers.
Even Cyrus, who was accustomed to look upon himself as the cool-blooded senior among his band of intimates, tingled a little.
I suppose you looked for cold-blooded assurance, tempered by what one might call experienced coquetry?
You trot out your cold-blooded worldly wisdom--I suppose it is wisdom--and then you grin at it.
Besides, looking at it in the most cold-blooded manner, it would have been foolishness, for which we'd both have had to pay afterward.
The grand, the intelligent glance From a spirit that fathoms and feels, Makes the heart of a horse-lover dance Till the warm-blooded life in him reels.
That old woman is the most cold-blooded matchmaker in the State, and she's playing with you like a cat with a mouse.
I am not pitying myself; I'm not sorry for you, for you are a cold-blooded proposition that nothing can touch; but I am pitying that helpless child of yours.
He was perhaps cold-blooded to think of them, but it must be remembered that they were the particular thing his training had equipped him for dealing with.
He was at all events not too cold-blooded to have, for the two months of his holiday, very little inner vision of anything more abstract than Miriam's face.
Aside from the cold-blooded murder and incendiarism involved, there was cowardice displayed of the most abject kind.
But he immediately joined the enemy again, and for a long time his cold-blooded murders, his plunder and incendiarism made him the terror of the whole region in the neighborhood of Albany.
Visscher is a full-blooded Kentuckian, and answered in the courteous dialect of the blue-grass country.
The next issue of the paper contained an account about like this: Cold-Blooded Murder.
The white-blooded animals are divided into the larger and the smaller.
It may be reduced to the following form:-- Red-blooded Animals.
Immediately after his death, in 1606, his widow put forth a volume on the other white-blooded animals, including testacea and crabs.
After this he enumerates the organs of sensation, stating that man, and all the red-blooded and viviparous animals, possess five senses, although in the mole vision is deficient.
In describing the brain, he states that all red-blooded animals have that organ, as have also the mollusca, and that in man it is largest and most humid.
The first part, containing five books on fishes and cetacea, and four on the white-blooded aquatic animals, appeared in 1649.
The following table exhibits a summary of this classification, which is essentially that of Aristotle:-- Red-blooded Animals.
The smaller white-blooded animals are the Insects.
If the cohabitation complained of is at all indicated by the mixed-blooded offspring, then the proof of this cohabitation will be far overbalancing on the side of this floating population.
Perhaps a quarrel between two hot-blooded vaqueros has taken place.
The Mexican people are divided for sociological or ethnological purposes into three divisions--the people of purely white European or Spanish descent, those of combined European and native races, and the pure-blooded Indians.
Benito Juarez was a Mexican in whom no strain of Spanish blood existed, his parents having been pure-blooded Indians of the Zapotecas of Oaxaca.
This was the first time I had ever met any real full-blooded Konkombwa, and I was greatly struck with their appearance.
I imagine, though, that he is by no means a full-blooded Togo native, but has Arab blood in his veins, and probably a goodly proportion of it.
He takes these things coolly, which colder-blooded foreigners seldom do.
There the greatest liberal barely tolerates any burial at all of their black-blooded heretical carcasses, as no corn will grow near them.
But in the front of this superb nature it was impossible to hold any such cold-blooded theory.
Their gaoler, appalled at this cold-blooded order, refused to obey it unless the directions were more explicit.
Did the cold-blooded gentleman with the overseeing eyes succeed in overtaking you?
President, and for once in a way he acknowledged himself fairly outdone in cold-blooded assurance; "you have the courage of your convictions to say that to me.
Under happier auspices she would have recoiled from the suggestion of cold-blooded barter.
A man only uses it when he is going to do something cold-blooded and mean.
There was a challenge and defiance dancing in those dark devil-may-care eyes of hers which might have roused a more cold-blooded man than her companion.
O, the cold-blooded oaths that rang from those young lips!
The stock of the State will be vastly improved, and the metropolis, especially, will be able to boast some of the finest blooded racers in the world.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "blooded" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
