The Celtic element, which I get mostly from her side, has no doubt played an important part in my life.
That thing in Hiram that was so appealed to by his bee-culture, and by any fancy strain of sheep or poultry, is strong in me, too, and has played an important part in my life.
When one is trying to cipher out his past, and separate the factors that have played an important part in his life, such incidents, slight though they are, are significant.
The Westminster Reviewer begins by charging us with having misrepresented an important part of Mr Mill's argument.
But narration, though animportant part of the business of a historian, is not the whole.
This river is destined at some time to play an important part in Russian and Chinese diplomacy.
They seem quite analogous to the teamsters and miscellaneous "plainsmen" who used to play an important part on our overland route.
I heard air interesting story of an adventure in which one of the Kirghese, who was living among the Russians at the time of my visit to Barnaool, played an important part.
In collision with other sleighs, the fender plays an important part.
Eggs are an important part of the food supply, but the fowls themselves are seldom killed or eaten, except in connection with the ceremonies.
Hunting must be considered more in the nature of a sport than as a necessity, for, while a considerable amount of game is taken each year, it is not enough to furnish an important part of the food supply.
To-day betel-nut is less common in this region, but this leaf and the areca-nut still play an important part in all ceremonies.
Triad plays an important part in the philosophy of Plato; the image of Deity, 631-m.
Numbers an important part of Pythagorean science, 34-l.
Sentiments play an important part in morality, 725-m.
One of an ancient Teutonic race, who dwelt between the Elbe and the Vistula in the early part of the Christian era, and who overran and took an important part in subverting the Roman empire.
Gothic architecture, where it is of stone, and an important part of the construction.
Deprived of, or having lost, an important part; mutilated.
This is indeed an important part of a child's education.
It will be recalled from what was noted in our study of general method, that deduction usually plays an important part during an ordinary developing lesson.
It is evident, therefore, that the expressive stage of the lesson can be made to play animportant part in bringing many instinctive and impulsive acts under conscious direction.
Tin forms an important part of many alloys such as babbitt, Britannia metal, bronze, gun metal and bearing metals.
Copper is also used in alloys with other metals, forming an important part of brass, bronze, german silver, bell metal and gun metal.
It is also used to coat sheet iron for similar uses and as an important part of ordinary solder.
They were destined to play an important part in the history of commerce and discovery.
The other Francia, east of the Rhine, continued to be an important part of Germany, the district called Franconia.
In the latter part of the Middle Ages, Aragon, from its situation on the eastern coast, played an important partin the politics of Europe.
The Senate commonly had an important part, however, in the selection of this officer.
The kingdom of Lydia had now come to play an important part in the affairs of western Asia.
Therefore they hoped that one result of a victorious war by the Entente against the Central Empires, in which Russia would play an important part, would be the acquisition of Constantinople by Russia.
Degeneration and deprivation would be the result of German victory for an important part of the Russian working-people.
Physical training was an important partof the education of our women.
Her fascinating manners made her interesting always, and in spite of her great loss she was still an important part of the life of the house.
But if I mistake not you have the aid of another instrument, which is destined to play an important part in your future studies.
But the fact is, that the symbolism of numbers was borrowed by the Masons from Pythagoras, in whose system of philosophy it plays an important part, and in which odd numbers were considered as more perfect than even ones.
Without further citations of examples from the religious usages of other countries, it will, I think, be conceded that the cubical stone formed animportant part of the religious worship of primitive nations.
Academies have played an important part in the revival of learning and in the birth of scientific inquiry.
Canadian armored motorcars also played an important part in checking the Huns, the cars armed with rapid-fire guns being rushed up to support weakening troops.
A daughter of the eighth Duke of Argyll and the widow of a soldier, she played an important part in Scotch and English public life for many years, and has done much to advance the cause of British women.
Many of them were chief petty officers who had rendered years of faithful service and were regarded as experts in their profession, and, consequently, played an important part in the organization and function of the battle units.
Much more powerful effects result from the patient’s own mental states, and “suggestion” may play an important part in determining these states.
Many a woman's name plays an important part in the chronicles of the ancient Aryan land; many women have come down to posterity as eminent poets, astronomers, philosophers, and even sages and lawyers.
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