It is not all truth that triumphs in the world, nor all good; but only truth and good up to a certain point.
It is an art easily acquired up to a certain point, but beyond that point full of difficulty.
Up to a certain point it may be grown in the same house with Cucumbers; but after that point is reached, the two plants need widely different treatment.
He bade Lord Plowden proceed to a certain point in one direction, and that nobleman, followed by his valet with the gun and the stool, set meekly off without a word.
Up to a certain point, you are not so unlike other men.
So, after a certain point, each one of the fourteen men whom we're squeezing must be dealt with on a different footing.
It is true that by his intelligence he adds artificially to his natural forces, and that up to a certain point he actually succeeds in reigning physically over everything that is physical.
But the forces of nature can only be directed or turned aside up to a certain point; beyond that point they withdraw from the influence of man and place him under theirs.
The path to the castle slanted upward across the shoulder of the hill, to a certain point, and there some rude stone steps mounted more directly.
Yes, sir, generally; and up to a certain point, always.
But a short residence among the British Mountains will furnish abundant proof, that, after a certain point of elevation, viz.
But the resemblance is not to the adult fish or the adult reptile, but to the fish and reptile at a certain point in their foetal progress; this holds true with regard to the vascular, nervous, and other systems alike.
I recollect once hearing a celebrated professor of geology attempt to draw out the consequences which would have occurred, had there not been an outlet for the Thames, which exists in fact, at a certain point of its course.
The objection will, no doubt, be immediately urged that a system of this kind would prevent any improvement of service from going beyond a certain point, just because it would cease to be profitable beyond a certain point.
It is extremely improbable that, even when officially recognized in this way, the process of corporate combination would go beyond a certain point.
It is sufficient that a census be established to reduce or fix the differences to a certain point.
Quiet, patient men, when goaded beyond a certain point, are capable of terrible ebullitions of anger, and Holcroft was no exception.
In a weak mind egotism and selfishness, beyond a certain point, pass into practical insanity.
I believe that he will be franked to a certain point, and is sure of a seat in another place, if not here.
The transition from the known to the unknown, from the simple to the complex, from the easy to the difficult, is reproduced, from a certain point of view; but with special characteristics.
Up to a certain point, they might correspond with the so-called didactic or objective material of the old methods.
His wife led him away, but from the window we saw the man stop at a certain point in the street, struggle with her, and come back in great agitation.
When the jack has risen to a certain point, its arm, B^1, catches against the button C and jerks it from under the notch at the very moment when the hammer strikes, so that it may not be blocked against the string.
However strong a boiler may be, it will burst if the steam pressure in it be raised to a certain point; and some device must therefore be fitted on it which will give the steam free egress before that point is reached.
By enriching the gas in carbon more light is yielded, up to a certain point, with a flame of a given temperature.
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