I wondered more than ever who Wassmuss might be, and whether Ranjoor Singh had had at any time the least idea of our eventual destination.
That is oureventual destination," said the German.
No man could command, as he did who had the least little doubt in his heart of eventual success.
We do know that too high and too prolonged compression of the medulla brings about exhaustion of the cardiac center accompanied with rapid pulse, low pressure and eventual death.
The difference in the structure and functions of the various organs determines to great extent the eventual symptomatology.
The lesions of the arteriosclerotic kidney are due to narrowing and eventual obstruction of the afferent vessels.
Take my word for it, the strike is not only doomed to eventual failure, however the fluctuations go, but the Labor movement will grow less and less terrorist in its methods from this day onwards.
As a precaution against an eventual French attempt to restore the temporal power, orders were hurriedly given to complete the defences of Rome, but in other respects the Italian government maintained its subservient attitude.
Articles 6 and 7 forbade access of any Italian official or agent to the above-mentioned palaces or to any eventual conclave or oecumenical council without special authorization from the pope, conclave or council.
But if, even at the cost of humbled pride and Glory's hurt, he maintained his business relations, the path to eventual success remained open.
Progress in these and associated fields stimulated the Romanian desire for full equality and the hope for eventual unification of all Romanians in their own national state.
As the church of the Romanian people in Transylvania, the Uniate church played a major role in their emancipation and eventual integration into a greater Romania.
Eventual insulation of Britain; climate { humid, and probably colder than now.
The secrecy which marked its early years was of the greatest value for the eventual success of the mission; for when Mahomet came forward publicly he was already the head of a band of united followers.
In chronic cases the eventual effects are anaemia, melanosis, enlargement of the spleen and liver, and general cachexia.
It is a conclusion of much biological importance for it involves not merely the development but also the eventual inheritance of new characters.
The finer, the more sensitive the character, the more complete the eventual defeat, the more permanent its effects.
War, personal war, delighted her; she was a mistress of tactics, and the certainty of eventualvictory gave zest to her campaigns.
I feel so sure of your eventual recovery that I just dropped in to bury the hatchet.
Hopes were confidently expressed that the sentence of life-long imprisonment pronounced against them would lead to their eventual extermination.
Earth-life with its varied experiences of joy and sorrow, of success and failure, of temptation and resistance thereto, all the bitter and the sweet of mortal existence may be turned to eventual good in the development of the individual soul.
God's omnipotence is manifest in the over-ruling by which eventual good results from immediate evil.
Through the Atonement wrought by Jesus Christ the eventual resurrection of all who have lived and died is assured.
God's power and glory shall be manifest in eventual victory for the right, and in the good that shall spring from present evil.
The eventual resurrection of all men, whether righteous or wicked.
Its antagonists suffer self-inflicted punishment, bring upon themselves imprisonment within the bars of lost opportunity, and formulate their own sentence of eventual banishment as alien enemies of the truth.
THE eventual resurrection of every soul who has lived and died on earth is a scriptural certainty.
The conflict under which the earth has been made to groan was a repetition of the premundane war, whereby the free agency of spirits was vindicated; and the eventual issue of the later struggle was equally assured.
His eternal status as Judge of both quick and dead, and the eventual Victor over sin and death.
While the views of these writers differ considerably on other points of detail, all are unanimous as to the eventual division of the Empire among ten contemporaneous potentates.
The possibility of an eventual severance of these from Prussian domination has been much discussed of late.
Each then receives a further vision, in the interpretation of which the eventual division into ten kingdoms is plainly disclosed.
While political characteristics are doubtless chiefly in view in these symbols, there may at the same time be an indication of the eventual incorporation of the first three empires in the fourth.
This only facilitated theeventual downfall of the Saracen sovereignty.
Oscar had been seemingly persuaded that the siren's brother was to be their guide, that she had fooled him for his own eventual good.
Certainly; but, sister, remember, I am trusting you and believe it is for your and myeventual good that I consent to act in this matter.
Well, in Genoa it was proposed by Italy that Yugoslavia should renounce the clause which deals with an eventual arbitration.
From the moment nothing at all was to be got from the Rucks—not even eventual gratuitous board—she washed her hands of them altogether.
In addition to theeventual popular control of government, and the necessity for the close attention of the government to the wishes of the people, the classical writers, for the most part, did not emphasize the position of government.
And one sees that Sun Yat-sen, in proposing a democracy, suggested an ideology which would continue the old Chinese thesis of eventual popular sovereignty as reconciled with administration by an intellectually disciplined elite.
In all respects the eventual control was to rest with the people of the Chinese race-nation, united, self-ruling, and determined to survive.
Cheng ming, the rectification of names, may be regarded as a protest against the discords in language that had developed during the transitional period from feudalism to eventual unity.
