The years passed away, and the influences derived from the companionships I have spoken of had blended intimately with my own current of being.
The ideals of young women cost them many and great disappointments, but they save them very often from those lifelong companionships which accident is constantly trying to force upon them, in spite of their obvious unfitness.
Sometimes she had been a little ashamed of herself for the willingness with which she prepared to leave him, the eagerness with which she longed for the merry companionships and irresponsibilities of school again.
The two were always included together in whatever plans were afoot, and Joan noticed other such companionships among them which passed equally unquestioned.
Were even this dispensed with, people would still call themselves husbands and wives; describe their companionships as marriages; and be for the most part unconscious that they were any less married than Henry VIII.
For if people could form domestic companionships on no easier terms than these, they would still marry.
Attack might be annoying and detrimental, but by no means fatal, {142} for the chief dependence of the country is not upon external trade.
Lincoln the youth had not only those ancient companionships but the intimate counsel of the greatest of teachers of democracy.
The companionships we formed then remain our companionships till the end of life.
Is it my embarrassment, then, that affords you so much amusement?
At the very moment when one, who is stronger, is rejoicing in what seems his supremacy, our thoughts may be ranging through the spaces, and finding companionships among the stars.
Was it not to confirm the message of the Transfiguration that those who seem to die only change the mode of their existence, and continue their companionships and ministries even after they have laid aside their bodies?
Another of his early companionships must have exercised a still more powerful influence on his character,--that of his aunt, Mary Moody Emerson.
It may be sinful human companionships that lure him from loyal friendship to his Saviour.
Companionships may be close, and they may give much comfort and inspiration, but in all the inner meaning of life each individual lives apart and alone.
The sedentary and lonely life is often found quite fatal, and a life in which only male companionships are available is very undesirable.
He needed all that Princeton and its companionships could give.
IX Unexpectedly the companionships of the little house in Dickinson Street failed to lighten George's discontented humour.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "companionships" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
