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Example sentences for "for being"

For being still in great alarm, I had kept a very sharp lookout.

And after hurrying home to breakfast and returning in like haste, I got a scare, such as I well deserved, for being so extremely foolish.

This was not their fault at all, but all my own, for being unable to keep my secret about the great nugget.

For being cannot be understood, unless being is intelligible.

But the true appears to be prior to being; for being is not understood except under the aspect of the true.

For being belongs to that which has being--that is, to what subsists in its own being.

He is scandalized at youth for being lively, and at childhood for being playful.

Virtue, with most of its species, is made feminine when personified; and so is Vice, perhaps for being Virtue's opposite.

Virtue, with most of its Species, is Feminine, and so is Vice, for being Virtue's opposite.

Example: "The Jews were in a particular manner ridiculed for being a credulous people.

For being in the best clothes, one tries to look and to act (so far as may be) up to the quality of them.

For being in haste of the homeward road, and all my heart having heels to it, loath I was to stop in the dusk for the sake of an aged wether.

I find my Lord, as he is reported, a very ready, quiet, and diligent person.

Mr. Peter did show us the experiment (which I had heard talke of) of the chymicall glasses, which break all to dust by breaking off a little small end; which is a great mystery to me.

Lord was much troubled for his friends' missing of it.

Pen, who are gone down thither, for me to pick out some works to be done for the setting out the fleet again; and so I took them home with me, and was drawing out an abstract of them till midnight.

I saw several poor creatures carried by, by constables, for being at a conventicle.

But this is nothing to what follows; for being obliged to make his sense intelligible, we are forced to untune our own verses that we may give his meaning to the reader.

But the wretched translator has no such privilege, for being tied to the thoughts, he must make what music he can in the expression; and for this reason it cannot always be so sweet as that of the original.

When I recovered a little from my surprise, I called myself a thousand fools, for being afraid to see the devil one moment, who had now lived almost twenty years in the most retired solitude.

For being seated in the highest parts of the body it diffuses its force into every member.

It is of a figure almost round, inclining somewhat to an oblong, in part resembling a pear; for being broad at the bottom, it gradually terminates in the point of the orifice which is narrow.

But even I myself share this fortune; for being wise, to some I am an object of envy, but to others, unsuited; but I am not very wise.

Remove thy sword, for being so near me it gleams horrid slaughter.

Yes, he has had a fortune left him; as for being a great catch"--and the shrug of her shoulders finished her answer.

As for being married in the near future, your father's death will certainly forbid that, and I think Mr. Traverse will find that you are still under my authority, and that I am not quite so fond of him as your father was.

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Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
for our present purpose; for some time past; for such; for the greater part; for their; for these; for want; for what; forced upon; forcible resistance; forcing himself; foreign birth; foreign country; foreign court; foreign courts; foreign intercourse; foreign vessels; form the; former birth; former letter; former years; formic acid; forms part; fortified place; forty acres; impose upon