To sustain this opinion, heinstanced the case of a man who had been transported for forging a title to an estate, and who, under such a pardon, had returned to Scotland to pursue his claim.
The slaughter of thirty aborigines, in 1838, at a remote station in New Holland, instanced the cool deliberation with which they were too often sacrificed.
Appeal to the social geography of other countries, wherein the ethnic balance of power is differently distributed, may be directed against almost any of the phenomena we have instanced in France as seemingly of racial derivation.
Do the facts instanced above have any ethnic significance?
In the studies which have just now been made we have notinstanced anything in the Bible that is subject to change.
A common error of this sort is instanced by “He was to school this morning.
As a concrete example may be instanced an autopsy on an animal dead from an unknown infection.
The immunisation of the rabbit against the Diplococcus pneumoniæ may be instanced as an example of the general methods of immunisation of laboratory animals.
And we instanced other stories and allegories equally beautiful, in which this supreme thought has been treated as poetically as it deserves.
Among the Dutch masters may be instanced Paul Potter, Ruysdael, A.
He insisted on the utter freedom and independence of literature, pointed out its uses, instanced Chateaubriand, whom the Emperor Alexander Pavlitch had invested with the order of St. Andrew!
Instanced a certain Eremy, who, he declared, was prepared to go anywhere at a moment's notice.
He instanced Strabane, the Scots settlement over the border, and although in Tyrone, yet only divided from Donegal by the river Mourne.
Yet how often has Azazel beeninstanced as a type of the blessed Savior!
Caleb, the dog tribe; Doeg, the fish tribe; may be instanced as specimens.
And while thus thinking, I remembered that the ingenious author has instanced the rainbow as affording a variety of illustrations, and capable, in the imagery which it suggests, of numerous combinations.
One quality of a gentleman is that of charity to the poor; and this is delicately instanced in the account which Don Quixote gives, to his fast friend Sancho Pancha, of the valorous but yet more pious knight-errant Saint Martin.
Hector was the finest gentleman of whom we read in history, and Don Quixote the finest gentleman we read of in romance; as was instanced from the tenor of their principles and actions.
Such too is the theory of the Fathers as regards the doctrines fixed by Councils, as is instanced in the language of St. Leo.
This exclusive maintenance, and yet extension of the Creed, according to the exigences of the times, is instanced in other Fathers.
Its rigid maintenance of the original Creed, yet its admission of a development, at least in the ritual, has just beeninstanced in the person of Tertullian.
It isinstanced in the notion so long prevalent in the Church, which philosophers of this day do not allow us to forget, that all truth, all science, must be derived from the inspired volume.
Nor in those remarkable deviations and accommodations to circumstances, instanced under a former head, can we, for considerations there assigned, suppose insects to be influenced by reason.
It may perhaps be thought that the power of representing in any sufficient manner natural objects such as those above instanced would be of too difficult attainment to be aimed at in elementary instruction.
Then he instanced various cases where powder-cars had gone through railroad wrecks without exploding, although boxes of dynamite had been smashed open and scattered about.
And he instanced a case where this fate had followed in cruel pursuit of two brothers named Johnson, Michael and Dan, good men both on the girders.
Secondly, mounting by means of a rough framework of wood and iron, more completely than as instanced in the example of the bear mentioned in the last chapter.
The Virgin and Child of Santa Maria la Real of Hirache in Navarra may be instancedas another of the series.
Some curious facts relating to these vehicles in older Spain are instanced by Janer.
Not many other objects in this substance can be instanced as the work of Spanish craftsmen of the sixteenth and succeeding centuries, or of the later-Gothic age immediately preceding.
The list, in fact, might be multiplied indefinitely, but enough has been instancedto prove the value of the oyster.
And heinstanced several plays and characters in support of his heresies.
The effect of different modes of life upon the human frame and human character is strikingly instanced in the contrast between the hunting Indians of the prairies, and the piscatory Indians of the sea-coast.
In support of this theory he might have instanced the following Scotch legend: "There lived once upon a time in Sutherland a great dragon, very fierce and strong.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "instanced" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
