They look upon the rush of improvement with calmness, though often with a sort of incredulity as to the agency by which it is brought about, and the righteousness of its existence.
Mankind, and all the other kingdoms of nature, are bound up organically with the earth from the start of its existence.
In these three successive rhythms of expansion and contraction the plant reveals to us the basic rule of its existence.
I noted the little door which was so recessed in the wall that it would have escaped the notice of anyone who was unaware of its existence; it opened, I saw, towards the staircase.
It does not devour it; on the contrary, it is necessary to its existence.
Nature is a coward which, demanding only conservation, orders me to sacrifice all to its existence.
That unchangeable and independent Being which has existed from eternity without any eternal cause of its existence, must be self- existent, that is, necessarily existing.
A body is dependent on another body when it owes to it its existence, and its mode of action.
Now this completeness of a science cannot be accepted with confidence on the guarantee of a mere estimate of its existence in an aggregate formed only by means of repeated experiments and attempts.
The determinations of a substance, which are only particular modes of its existence, are called accidents.
It has been a mighty earthquake--must have been, to have wrought these vast changes; though I had supposed that Providence had confined a knowledge of its existence to myself.
Until they saw it, not one of them had any notion of its existence, or of a mountain at all.
The weakness of the colony and the dangers to its existence, disposed of the question of an aggressive war.
That coining factory--" "Did you know of its existence?
But if the secret entrance is in the cottage," said Twining, "this old woman may have been aware of its existence.
Besides, she will never guess that I know how to get into the place, or indeed think that I know of its existence.
I recall that Tyndall, who was as much poet as scientist, speaks of life as a wave "which at no two consecutive moments of its existence is composed of the same particles.
And yet science is as convinced of its existence as of the solid ground beneath our feet.
In regard to its existence, as in regard to the immortal being of each of its members, the great word remains for ever true: 'Because I live ye shall live also.
The nation was as reluctant to fulfil the reason of its existence as the Prophet was.
The assumption of an "object" apart from the idea is as useless as its existence would be.
He inquires into the origin and extent of knowledge, into its sources and its limits, into the grounds of its existence and of its legitimacy.
During the last two years of its existence, Richard Hengist Horne and Leigh Hunt became its successive editors, but failed to avert the final collapse.
After the first half-year of its existence, Colburn sold a third share to the Messrs.
The young ant, wasp, or bee, will begin its labors and discharge them as perfectly at the beginning ofits existence as a perfect insect, as at the close of life.
Its popularity is in proportion to its facility: its origin is ancient, its influence universal, but perhaps for this very reason its existence as a corporation is somewhat indistinct.
But not only is it a machine which feeds and appropriates to its own support the nourishment necessary to its existence--it is an engine for locomotive purposes.
But the hypothesis of special creation is not only a mere specious mask for our ignorance; its existence in Biology marks the youth and imperfection of the science.
Assuredly, every organ has, and every organism fulfils, its end, but its purpose is not the condition of its existence.
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