Art frees the true meaning of appearances from the show and deception of this bad and transient world, and invests it with a higher reality, born of the spirit.
The deeper reason why Hegel invests contradiction with a positive value lies in the fact that, since the nature of everything involves the union of discrepant elements, nothing can bear isolation and independence.
No writer of the present day invests the themes of which he treats with livelier interest than the well-known Peter Parley.
Finally, though, as will soon be revealed, its contents partly comprise the most delicate oil; yet, you are now to be apprised of the nature of the substance which so impregnably investsall that apparent effeminacy.
But there are other instances where this whiteness loses all that accessory and strange glory which invests it in the White Steed and Albatross.
It is that whiteness which invests him, a thing expressed by the name he bears.
He invests his capital again and again in rapid succession, and he takes it in just as rapidly and fares well with it.
So that he who possesses land possesses that to which he has no right, and he who invests his savings in land becomes the purchaser of stolen property.
This argument is based upon the contention that the person who saves his money, and invests it in the instruments of production undergoes a sacrifice in deferring to the future satisfactions that he might enjoy to-day.
He investsevery theme he touches with an atmosphere truly and richly poetic.
Tullius Cicero, Pater Patriae," where the essayist invests a classical theme with all the living charm of well-restrained subjectivity.
Possibly he invests his surplus earnings in stocks and bonds.
Like any other business man, if he has the money, he invests it and borrows the money to buy his cattle.
The business man, however, who, while young, economizes andinvests his savings in his business gradually outstrips his wage-earning brother.
As a matter of fact, a man invests his money just as he invests in a surgeon.
The Authority wherewith an elect Stranger invests his Proxy, which ought to pass under his Hand and Seal, do generally contain these Particulars.
But the northern route had strong attractions for me in the kind of vague mystery that invests the geography of strange countries, and the character, manners, and customs of their inhabitants.
Petersburg lacks the historical interest that invests the old capital, and it will be long before it displaces the holy city in the affections of the Russians, who one and all have a kind of superstitious reverence for Moscow.
The glandular renal tissue is, in fact, confined to a tract extending along that part of the sac's wall which immediately invests the great branchial afferent vein.
It invests me not simply with what is known as civic honour, it gives me also the honour I feel and enjoy when I stand in the presence of what I have created.
Do you perhaps imagine that your artistic skill invests you with special privileges?
Society, in reality, is not the source of the authority with which it invests its elect: it is only the channel.
PIA-MATER, a membrane which investsthe brain and the spinal cord; it is of a delicate vascular tissue.
Such as the king invests with the collar of SS, including the kings of arms, heralds, &c.
Whatever it has to do with, whatever object it seizes and presents, it brings within this sphere, invests with sensible drapery.
The imagination investswith ideal excellence the good that is still future, and when the hour of possession and enjoyment comes, the reality does not fully answer the expectation.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "invests" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
