I sacrifice a thousand projects, a thousand realizable dreams?
To the people of Great Britain it brought home a more realizable sense of the vastness of their dominions and the equivalent greatness of their national duty and responsibility.
Two of the proximate principles being realizableby human care, the possibility of realizing or forming all is established.
Here the merchant wealth of the country, and of the world, is realizable as nowhere else.
Then the mysterious quality which lifts visible London into the London of real romance and realizableantiquity dawns upon the mind.
Instead of wanting to make the people free, he should have had his mind on the sole realizable freedom, his own.
If to all local phenomena there are always outside forces, these attempts, too, are realizable only in the state of completeness, or that to which there are no outside forces.
Objectively the state is notrealizable in the ward of a city.
Crowd-behavior is pseudo-social--if social organizations be regarded as a means to the achievement of realizable goods.
It is brought about by countless concrete adaptations, by thinking always toward realizable ends.
Thousands of martyrs have gone gaily to death for religion; and martyrdom to simple honesty and goodness of heart is, no doubt, more difficult though not less realizable than martyrdom to death.
There will arise a number of conceptions of an ideal society, each of which is realizable in special circumstances, and by people of some special disposition.
The second great illusion from which Hartmann would deliver us is the belief that happiness is realizable in a future life.
A period of this nature is found in his analysis of the third and last great illusion, which holds that happiness will be realizable in the progressing evolution of the world.
In the case of many kinds of articles, however, the invoice value may differ widely from the realizable value, and if the banker should ever be forced to sell the merchandise, he might have to do so at a big loss.
From which point the rate realizable on commercial bills tapers off with the credit of the house in question, some bills regularly selling a cent or a cent and a half per pound sterling below the best bills of their class.
It was a project that had often been in her thoughts; at first, just as a dream, latterly, as a realizable hope.
And we thought then that it must somehow be realizable in us.
We have already touched upon the point, if you remember, when we were considering whether we must regard the Good as realizable in ourselves, or only in some generation of people to come.
And nowhere is the distinction more realizable than in Wordsworth's own work.
