The intelligence of the rank and file played an important role in every phase of a campaign.
A new President, General Santa Anna, had been raised to power, and under his vigorous administration the war threatened to assume a phase sufficiently embarrassing to the United States.
With such rare power at command, she was able, without effort, to give expression to every phase of the conception which she had originally formed by the exercise of innate genius alone.
New phase at the prison, and the chaplain's efforts.
New Phaseat the Prison, and the Chaplain's Efforts, 66 6.
His leonine spirit, exemplary steadfastness, notable record of services enriched annals of closing period of Heroic Age and opening phase of Formative Age of Bahá’í Dispensation.
September, therefore, saw Mildred settled at Bingen Strasse, 24, and beginning an entirely new phase in her existence.
And now, first assuring the reader that I performed my duty in all weather, and amid every difficulty, I will drop the official phase of my history, and proceed to matters rather more entertaining.
Now the third phase of the man had come to excite in me more surprise and interest than the former ones.
It still haunts me, and induces a sort of home-feeling with the past, which I scarcely claim in reference to the present, phase of the town.
Their ardour was a moral ardour, and the lightest breath of scandal never rested upon them, or upon any phase of Transcendentalism.
The twelve years that followed were not the happiest or most brilliant phase of Hawthorne's life; they strike me indeed as having had an altogether peculiar dreariness.
At the same time, if we do not exaggerate its proportions, it may seem to contain a fund of illustration as to that phase of human life with which our author's own history mingled itself.
The song "Love the Lord" represents thisphase of worship.
On the other hand, those who have known the negroes in many walks of life, and have come to know him better than any others, have often emphasized a single phase of the negro folk-song.
In the same pathetic tone the "Sinner man" gives anotherphase of the feeling.
In general, it may be said that the folk-song of the negroes has found its rise in every phase of negro life.
After consuming the fuel of the passions, he might have subsided into common calm, or have blunted the edge of inspiration, or have finished in some phase of madness or ascetical repentance.
Lovers of Michelangelo must dedicate their latest and most loving studies to this phase of his fourth manner.
The present condition of things appears to be, in great measure, a necessary accompaniment of our present phase of progress.
A wise education, and so judicious reading, should leave no great type of thought, no dominant phase of human nature, wholly a blank.
Each successive group represents a different phase of life, beginning with character and personality, and concluding with art and literature.
I succeeded in obtaining a continuous transformation from positive to negative phase by a continuous change in the relative sensitiveness of the two contacts.
The excitation of A now disappeared, and the second phase of response, that due to excitation of B, was fully displayed.
While many of the articles may be somewhat gossipy in tone, the serious phase has not been overlooked.
In closing these reminiscences, I may be allowed to make a few remarks founded upon my actual personal knowledge of Poe, in at least the phase of character in which he appeared to me.
Some of the men advocated a phase of truth which reminds one of Calvinism gone mad, and others exactly opposite are extravagantly Arminian.
There is hardly a phase of all the heart-suffering retold that we have not known: page after page might have been written out here, word for word.
This is one glimpse of one phase of a power which is only a name at home.
Every conceivable phase of devotion is represented here, every conceivable type of worshipper too.
A dummy Bell Vireo elicited both agonistic and epigamic behavior from nesting pairs, depending on the phase of the nesting cycle.
Since no details accompany this second observation I assume that it pertained to activity not necessarily typical of this phase of construction.
Displays and Postures The principal courtship displays and postures that were seen throughout the nestbuilding phase are as follows: 1.
As previously mentioned, the fourth phaseoverlaps the periods of lining, smoothing, egglaying, and incubation.
The mistakes, the travail, the dim misunderstandings of this phase of being which was called life, would soon be past.
Now he remembered what Doctor Gardner had told him, that this phase of Mrs. Wilding's malady would come--not long before the end.
Let us look at this phase of his passion in perspective.
These conclusions are not based on a study of the ruins in Canyon de Chelly alone, which illustrate only one phase of the subject, but of all the pueblo remains, or rather of the remains so far as they are now known.
They represent simply a phase of pueblo life, due more to the geological character of the region occupied than to extraordinary conditions, and they pertain partly to the old villages, partly to the more modern.
Whatever we wish to know of thisphase of Indian culture must be learned now, for two generations hence probably nothing will remain of it.
There is no warrant whatever for the old assumption that the "cliff dwellers" were a separate race, and the cliff dwellings must be regarded as only a phase of pueblo architecture.
The end will come in the opening of another phase of national life.
Bulgaria, who was not affected by this phase of the war, and had kept up diplomatic relations with America, was differently situated, being able to stand aside without paralysing the German plans.
However that may be, I consider there is no doubt that, in spite of the announced intervention of America, the summer of 1917 represented a more hopeful phase for us.
In all human probability it is almost certain that the development of affairs will take a course similar to the last phase in the peace with Northern Russia, and will lead to an easy and complete success for the Central Powers.
I once had the opportunity of studying the Emperor William in a very important phase of his life.
So ended this phase, a phase which seemed important while we were living through it, but which was yet nothing but a phase of no great importance after all, since it produced no lasting effect.
I have never discussed this phase with Berchtold, but the material placed at my disposal leaves no doubt that he felt bound to inquire into this side of the question and then leave the decision to the Emperor Francis Joseph.
In this second phase were included the greatest military successes the Central Powers ever obtained.
Finally, the third phase comprises the comparatively short period between our defeat at Luck and the outbreak of the war in Roumania, and was simply the death throes of neutrality.
The French and Italians could not possibly bear any heavier burdens than already were laid on them; in Paris and Rome, he thought, revolution was not far distant, and a fresh phase of the war would then ensue.
Versailles is not the end of the war, it is only a phase of it.
In the second phase of the war, dating from King Carol's death to our defeat at Luck, conditions were quite different.
Almost every week his mother had either come herself or sent in for news, accompanied by messages expressing some new phase of her anxiety.
This phase of the affair had not occurred to him--nothing in which money formed an important part ever did occur to him.
This came in a decisive tone, as if he had long since made up his mind to this phase of the situation.
As to what the agreement embodies, I am in the dark--though I fancy it has to do with somephase of the Balkan question.
Madeline Spencer had assured him that the United States was not concerned; that the matter had to do only with a phase of the Balkan question.
However, the facts you have may clear up thatphase of the matter.
Inflation was brought down to single digit annual figures, but not fast enough to avoid substantial real exchange rate appreciation during the transition phase of the Real Plan.
At times a representation corresponding to what Vannelle so eloquently uttered seemed embodied in every phase of opinion man had known.
In this little volume we have, photographed, a single phase of its operations.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "phase" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
