It disappears from sight; but an invisible thermograph remains, and it is only the peculiar constitution of our eyes that disqualifies us from seeing the picture formed by the calorific rays.
To be injurious to the happiness of man, as it disqualifies him for domestic enjoyments.
Theater considered by the Quakers to be injurious to the happiness of man, as it disqualifies him for the pleasure of religion.
Restlessness of mind disqualifies us, both for the enjoyment of peace, and the performance of our duty.
Restlessness of mind disqualifiesus both for the enjoyment of peace, and for the performance of our duty.
In regard to amnesty, the amendment to the Constitution which Congress has passed disqualifies no Rebels from voting, and only disqualifies them from holding office when they have happened to add perjury to treason.
One foul disqualifies a team unless the competing teams have made an equal or greater number of fouls.
In an athletic event it disqualifies the team, unless the competing teams have made an equal or greater number of fouls.
This greatlydisqualifies them for social enjoyment.
But if forgetfulness on this point disqualifies a person for self enjoyment, how much more for that which is social?
It disqualifies her for liberty and scope of action identical with man's, in material affairs.
VI Absence both of womanly emotion and of spiritual attribute disqualifies the faces of the greater number of our modern "beauties" from being truly beautiful.
Yet many men forego marriage and homes and children, and nobody imagines that it disqualifies them for public duties.
But although few of us might openly deny the Lord who bought us, yet there is, I apprehend, in many of us an evil heart of unbelief, which alienates us from God and disqualifies from answering the query as Peter did.
I would like to describe at length the beautiful family life the trio created, and which disproved so clearly the current assertion that interest in public matters disqualifies woman for home duties or make these distasteful to her.
Dissipation not only indisposes its votaries to every thing useful and excellent, but disqualifies them for the enjoyment of pleasure itself.
When a member wants to resign in that Legislature, he gets appointed to some fictitious office which disqualifies him from sitting in the House.
Outside London this disqualifies married women, and in London it only qualifies those married women who are on the register as municipal voters.
It also disqualifies daughters living, under normal conditions, in the houses of their parents.
There was nothing in him of the shyness which disqualifies for public life; he was bold without effrontery, courageous without rashness, firm without obstinacy; but withal he was a humble man.
Since black disqualifies it is impossible to show young ducks in this condition but these black feathers usually come in white after the moult and such birds need not therefore be discarded as breeders.
In the drake black in the bean disqualifies but while it is undesirable and a serious defect in the duck it does not disqualify.
The lyric poets have always spent most of their time in trying to write lyric poetry, and the very attempt disqualifies them.
Participation in a duel, or bribery, disqualifies from holding office.
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