No one can deny that they exist, and have been the inevitable outgrowth of the improvement of natural knowledge.
The whole community came to regard the prevalent prosperity as the outgrowth of the war.
The whole procedure was in disregard of international obligation and was the outgrowth of what M.
Evans’ map, already mentioned,[550] was in part the outgrowth of this journey.
Culpepper rebellion as an outgrowth of the spirit of freedom, not mere lawlessness.
The policy of isolation was the outgrowth of Washington's warning against permanent alliances and Jefferson's warning against entangling alliances.
Fielde, and is based upon the superstition that a water sprite waits in the middle of a stream to entice people into it, probably an outgrowth of spring freshets.
This is an old Scotch game, evidently an outgrowth of smuggling.
The oecumenical synods were not the logical outgrowth of the network of provincial synods; they were creations of the imperial power.
Independent, organizations, with large membership, have multiplied on both sides of the ocean until a score are in active operation as the outgrowth of the great awakening.
The outgrowth was a strong sentiment in favor of forming a circle here, and after several preliminary meetings, a local circle was organized September 25.
The Southern rebellion was largely the outgrowthof the Mexican war.
Many jealousies and much ill-feeling, the outgrowth of former campaigns, existed among officers of high grade in the Army of the Potomac in the winter of 1864, and several general officers were to be sent elsewhere in consequence.
Violence being the outgrowth of superstition and despotism; the false morality and philosophy taught by the press and the pulpit are illustrated by the lower orders in hisses, groans, and brick-bats.
It was only the natural outgrowth of the whole policy of our laws as regards the property rights of woman.
That cause is to be found in the false doctrines and sentiments of which the dress is the outgrowth and symbol.
The club is supported by the wealthy women of the place, and is an outgrowth of a rather serious and perplexing boy problem.
One notable outgrowth of last summer's playground was the Duquesne School Club, whereby the children of the Point were enabled to get books through the winter.
The upper jaw is an independent outgrowth of the serous layer.
It is a direct outgrowth of Wahabism, from which it differs in no essential respect.
They are wholly modern concepts, the outgrowth of those Western ideas whose influence upon the Moslem world I shall now discuss.
The present song assumed all the grace and courtesy characteristic of the mediaeval English ballad, while a primitive form survived in Iceland; and a later outgrowth (our No.
The violent animosity against Paul which sprang up afterward in the Church was an outgrowth of the second century.
Conviction with them as to Christ was wholly dependent upon some device, doubtless an outgrowth of Platonic philosophy.
Such petals, and various others, may have an outgrowth of the inner face into an appendage or fringe, as in Soapwort, and in Silene (Fig.
A Disk= is an enlarged low receptacle or an outgrowth from it, hypogynous when underneath the pistil, as in Rue and the Orange (Fig.
This text was originally the outgrowth of a series of lectures on the subject of dairy bacteriology to practical students in the winter Dairy Course in the University of Wisconsin.
The arts which have been developed by mankind have been the outgrowth of experience.
If civil law is the outgrowth of regard for other people’s rights, social law is equally the outgrowth of regard for other people’s feelings and convenience.
The Nihilism of Russia is the outgrowth of monopoly in land and the consequent enslavement of the people by the aristocracy, beginning with the autocrat upon his throne.
This was largely the outgrowth of the opposition of the late Governor Tanner, who had just completed his term as Governor of Illinois, and who had announced he would not be a candidate for renomination, but would be a candidate to succeed me.
I see here before me what I do not hesitate to advertise, simply because I have not been requested to do it, the outgrowth of one of our ideas in the “Recreations in Astronomy.
All of them have been active in one of the three local circles which together number in all some forty-eight, besides a history class which is composed of young people, and is an outgrowth of the C.
These are a precious outgrowth of the theocratic spirit, in which the elements of meditation and reflection predominate.
It is, in truth, an outgrowthof the Theocracy in the souls of holy men educated under its influence and thoroughly imbued with its spirit.
