The inquirers became more importunate in their demands, and more clamorous in their expostulations.
I maintain this to be a misconception of the condition imposed on inquirersby the difficulties of psychological investigation.
He sometimes uses, though in a half-hearted and incomplete fashion, the results of inquirers in these fields of research, but he nowhere deals with the problem fully.
Inquirers into the origin of religion proceed one after the other to investigate the phenomena of early beliefs as they interpret the origin of religion, without one thought of the sociological conditions of the problem.
A single inscribed stone in the ancient forum he can hardly fail to see; but the truth is that the Roman remains of Parentium are such as concern only immediate inquirers into local Parentine history.
Ought the antiquarian traveller who has taken up his quarters at Udine and has thence made an expedition to Cividale to counsel his fellow-inquirers to follow his example in so doing or not?
After a long controversy almost all judicious inquirers seem to have acquiesced in admitting this origin of popular representation.
They were doubtless sincere in their conviction, and at least they had not come in the disguise of perplexed inquirers and almost disciples.
They may not be baptised, they may be mere inquirers or hearers; but if asked their religion they would call themselves Christians rather than anything else.
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The preceding table which sets forth inquirers and communicants is clearly insufficient though it is better than nothing.
Again, some societies baptise very much more freely than others, and count as members large numbers of people whom other societies would consider to be in the position of inquirers or hearers.
The next night when I was preaching I saw her right in front of me, "Eternity" written in her eyes, her face lighted up, and when I asked inquirers to go into the other room she was the first to go in.
I asked her if she would talk to the inquirers, as there were more inquirers than workers.
This man now is doing good work, and I heard that out of thirty inquirers there, ten or twelve of his old associates and friends were among them.
With all simplicity and solemnity he complied, while the ingenuous young inquirers began busily arming themselves with objections to and puzzles for him, by reading the scoffing articles in Blackwood and the Edinburgh.
It is clearly our duty to see that all such resources are preserved for the inquirers of the future.
He was the centre of the learned natives whom it attracted, as pundits and moonshees, as inquirers and visitors.
Side by side with his daily public preaching and more private conversations with inquirers in Bengali, Carey carried on the work of Bible translation.
He engaged as his pundit and interpreter Ram Basu, one of the professing inquirers whom Thomas had attracted in former days.
The number of inquirers constantly coming forward, awakened by the instrumentality of these brethren, fills me with joy.
I hope I shall not be misunderstood as implying any reproach against the inquirers who, in order to get at facts which ought to be known, apply to all whom they can reach for information.
All sorts of explanations were suggested, not one of them in the least satisfactory, but serving to keep the curiosity of inquirers active until they were superseded by a new theory.
Put a lump of sugar in a canary-bird's cage, and the small creature will illustrate the instinct for the benefit of inquirers or sceptics.
Let objectors or inquirers only get one personal interview with the Son of God; that will scatter all their darkness, all their prejudice, and all their unbelief.
But these inquirers find no experienced pioneers to lead the way, and they turn back upon themselves, too fearful to go forward alone.
The a priori conceptions of these inquirers are so rooted that no testimony can avail against them, and they have even denied what they had seen with their own eyes.
The suggestion of mathematical method has been taken up by subsequent inquirers (as it was pursued even before Herbart's time), but not in the sense he meant.
In fact, when this gets known widely, as it must, of course, a great many skilled inquirers will wish to visit Chadlands and spend a night in the room.
These inquirers who seek to solve the mystery are not concerned with my son's death, only the means that brought it about.
For my part, I am never prepared to flout inquirers if they approach these subjects in a reverent spirit.
We must examine the assertions of suchinquirers as Sir Oliver Lodge and Sir Conan Doyle in a mood of reverence and sympathy.
Both of these great inquirers arrived at truth, but each accomplished his journey by a different path.
Their houses were frequented by ecclesiastics as well as by laymen, and some of the former seemed to be sincere inquirersafter the truth.
In every important place some inquirerswere found, and only laborers seemed needful to gather in an abundant harvest.
Often, after a toilsome day, there were inquirers waiting for him, so that he had to begin work afresh in a new form.
In two of the female meetings, originally fellowship meetings, anxious female inquirers have been admitted.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "inquirers" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
