And thereupon the enquirer asked, "For what cause?
And if the enquirer had pursued his query, "And do you think it was fair to have tempted this girl to give herself to you for life unless you have really touched her heart?
In its curling smoke his fancy discerns the fair and youthful form of Narbrooi himself, who, decked with flowers, appears and informs the anxious enquirer whether the soul of his sick friend is with him or not.
And Mrs. Frost, setting her arms well akimbo, surveyed the enquirer scornfully through an open doorway, rendered doubly inviting by the wealth of roses clambering round it.
The reflex act of the mind, which these new philosophers put forward as the solution of all human pursuits, rarely presents itself but to the speculative enquirerin his closet.
There are many circumstances, which are calculated to induce a circumspect enquirer to regard the affirmative positions of astronomy, as they are delivered by the most approved modern writers, with considerable diffidence.
The enquirer must follow where he is led, holding the quiet faith that things which appear to-day to be of no use, may be of the highest interest to-morrow.
It is necessary, then, that the enquirer and his disciples should work on ceaselessly, undeterred by years of failure, and undistracted by the thunder of public applause.
No sooner had I dropped it into the letter box than a strong feeling came over me that the man might be an honest enquirer after truth.
I repeated, "If he is an honest enquirer after truth that letter will return, and I will accept it as an evidence of sincerity.
So there was a double victory won, for from that time he came off and on, till about a year later, when he started to come regularly, and ultimately became a real enquirer after the Truth.
That Sunday morning, too, a new enquirer came to the meetings, and stayed for the whole day.
In conducting his investigations, the enquirer begins by taking a general view of the whole subject, and then separating and defining its leading parts.
It requires a considerable effort on his own part, and still greater on the part of others, to detach his mind from the object, till it has surrendered the full amount of information which the young enquirer is seeking.
The Commercial Advertiser says they do indeed wish to wipe away from the national records the stain of slavery, "but hope it may be accomplished (as the Virginia Enquirer has it) surely but quietly.
The number of sects has so multiplied, that an earnest enquirer scarcely knows which way to turn, or where to look for the pure unadulterated truth.
Here, then, we have a perfectly fair and straightforward question, deserving an equally clear and straightforward answer: and such as would be given at once if addressed by any Catholic enquirer to his Bishop.
The Enquirer said: "The singing of Mrs. Blake-Alverson was a revelation.
In a letter to the editor of the Enquirer John Aubrey Jones said: "What an inspiration it was to see and hear Mrs. Blake-Alverson sing.
There had been set up at Richmond a new organ of the Government called the Sentinel, which was more entirely under the presidential shadow than even the Enquirer and the Courier.
While the Enquirer and the Courier were singled out as the great champions of the Confederate Government, the Examiner and the Mercury were portrayed as its arch enemies.
In retort the Enquirer pointed out that a similar law had been enacted by another Congress with no bad results.
Theodore Meyer the enquirer at last found a wise and loving instructor and friend.
Men thrice his age plied him with questions regarding Christianity, quibbles mostly; occasionally, perhaps, an enquirermight have been moved with a genuine desire to know the truth.
As soon as one enquirer came forth to make a public confession of his faith in Christ, Daniel was exposed to ill-treatment from his unbelieving brethren, and at last compelled to return to Jerusalem.
After being an earnest enquirer for a year, he was baptized by Pastor Kunze in 1831.
A thirdenquirer into the Scriptures and the truth in Christ, was soon after joined with us.
The enquirer was blindfolded, knelt in front of the hearth, and groped about till he put his finger in one of them.
If the enquirer put his or her finger into the same plate thrice or even twice, it was quite conclusive.
The enquirer will find a specially abundant crop of old stories if he stays long on Loch Broom side.
The enquirer was a newly-elected United Free elder, while he of the timber toes was a staunch Disruptionist.
Every enquirerwas confronted with innumerable phenomena that were deemed plainly miraculous.
I shall therefore simply call my proposed co-enquirer my friend.
Reason is traversed by the emotions, anger rising in the weaker heads to the height of suggesting that the suppression of the enquirer by the arm of the law would be an act agreeable to God, and serviceable to man.
With this view, I place before my friend and co-enquirer two liquids which have been kept for six months in one of our sealed chambers, exposed to optically pure air.
Previous experience of his own muscles had enabled our early enquirer to distinguish between a push and a pull.
Thither, to an elevation of about 7,000 feet above the sea, I invite my co-enquirer to accompany me.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "enquirer" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
