This is the common problem of those who see the active impulse of the world either in the spiritual force or in the material substance, who think to find the nature of things, the non plus ultra of science, in either of these facts.
And it must now be stated that the human mind does not only exceed the animal mind by far, but is also the non plus ultra of all minds.
My good spirits and courage were stimulated by the jovial manners of this merry fellow, who constantly repeated his favourite motto, 'non plus ultra.
It was considered the 'non plus ultra' of all that was fantastic and incomprehensible, and this was quite enough to rouse in me a passionate desire to study this mysterious work.
In nothing was the want of a wife so apparent as in Beethoven's domestic menage, which certainly was the non plus ultra of discomfort.
He who knows this collection of preludes and fugues through all the keys (which one might almost call the non plus ultra) will understand what this implies.
His sonata, "Non plus ultra," gives us an idea of his execution.
Whilst as a few illustrations of a general character we may quote Geoffrey Tory’s exceedingly brief “Non plus,” which was contemporaneously used also by Olivier Mallard; J.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "non plus" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
