In a certain sense then, he was never alone, for he thought and spoke inwardly.
In a certain sense we may connect these Phæacian works with Pallas, who has directed Ulysses hither; they are the works of intelligence.
Really she is evolved out of Ulysses in a certain sense; he sees her just now and not before, because he has created her.
We soon find that Ulysses has been thrown back to Calypso's Isle from Fableland, of which in a certain sense it is the continuation.
Any one who learns these words may say that in a certain sense he knows the contents of Hamlet; and logically he does.
In a certain sense he is on the side of Zeus, the Spirit, who enters upon the rulership of the world after the unbridled force of nature (Kronos) has been subdued.
Life and meaning at once come into the words of Jesus if we understand them to be the expression of a spiritual occurrence and then, in a certain sense, literally as they stand in the text.
He is not the great God, who was and is and is to come, but yet he may be taken, in a certain sense, as the revelation of Him.
Even the casual events of human history may be said, in a certain sense, to be governed by fixed laws.
The railroads may have improved, in a certain sense, the condition of the working classes almost as much as that of members of Parliament.
In a certain sense, and to a certain degree, they were all his victims.
In a certain sense, it was keeping up warfare by commercial instead of military methods, and there was danger that it might lead to a renewal of armed conflict.
In a certain sense, the action of Congress in 1787 was a usurpation of authority to meet an emergency which no one had foreseen, as in the cases of Jefferson's purchase of Louisiana and Lincoln's emancipation of the slaves.
On the other hand, the Earl of Shelburne was, in a certain sense, the political heir of Lord Chatham, and represented principles far more liberal than those of the Old Whigs.
The difference of opinion was the first that had arisen between the friends, and Browning's words carried with them a certain sense of pain in the thought that they could in any thing stand apart.
She knew that poetry to be of permanent value must do more than reflect a passing fashion; that in a certain sense it must in its essence be out of time and space, expressing ideas and passions which are parts of our abiding humanity.
In a certain sense, the liberation of Slaves is the destruction of Property--Property acquired by descent, or by purchase, the same as any other property.
I am opposed to that decision in a certain sense, but not in the sense which he puts on it.
He had forgotten for the moment that those who would do good should be very humble, and that, in a certain sense, they must take the hand of God, and place it upon the one whom they would save.
He was beginning to realize, as he had not before, that he was in a certain sense a corpse, which this decorous and exquisitely refined family could not bury, but would hide as far as possible.
Genius is in a certain sense infallible, and has nothing to learn; but art is to be learned, and must be acquired by practice and experience.
Of all kinds of poetry the dramatic is, in a certain sense, the most secular; for, issuing from the stillness of an inspired mind, it yet fears not to exhibit itself in the midst of the noise and tumult of social life.
In unknown situations in wild countries a revolver gives a certain sense of security, and drawing mine I approached the mysterious light, which went and came intermittently.
But the fame of silver has overshadowed that of corn, wine, and oil, to the country's detriment, in a certain sense.
He might be a parvenu, in a certain sense, but he did not want to prove himself one to her.
But it is this very evanescent quality which gives me a certain sense of security.
III BOOKS The one room in my College which I always enter with a certain sense of desolation and sadness is the College library.
As I make my slow pilgrimage through the world, a certain sense of beautiful mystery seems to gather and grow.
Teachers are going to believe that if the right thing can be done about it, this sense of a live relation to knowledge can be uncovered in every human soul, that there is a certain sense in which every man is his own genius.
The fact that the universe is very large is neither here nor there to us, in a certain sense.
And yet it seems to me that there is a certain sensein which I am as scientific as anyone.
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