Complete faith in the existence of the thing to be discovered, as well as in the ability of the searcher to find it, he regarded as indispensable conditions of an inventor's success.
The searcher to be appointed must measure such cloths when wet for conformity to standard measurements and append his seal with his measurements.
An assigned searcher [inspector] for coinage of the nation on the sea passing out of the nation or bad money in the nation shall have one third of it.
Faith indeed can see him, for that is the eye of the soul; and the Spirit alone can reveal him, that being the searcher of the deep things of God; by these therefore the mysteries of heaven are revealed and received.
Odur is in every place where the searcherhas not come; Odur is in every place that the searcher has left; those who seek him will never find Odur," said Heimdall, the Watcher for the Gods.
The Platonic Sokrates disclaims the paedagogic function, describing himself as nothing more than a fellow searcher with the rest.
Several critics of antiquity considered Plato as essentially a sceptic--that is, a Searcheror Enquirer, not reaching any assured or proved result.
When he was searched the searcher found a transfer in the cuff, and the American was marched off to an officer.
As the train pulls out the searcher soldiers line up and salute it.
Changed and weird is then the aspect of the sea, and the searcher has access to what he calls the 'upper laminarian.
Not only the angler, but the searcher after health, the archaeologist, and the artist or amateur sketcher, will find much to interest and delight.
But the persevering searcherwill discover a roomy cave, formed by a mighty block of rock lying slantways over other fallen blocks.
The othersearcher made a little demur, when the other became more pressing.
That broad band of sunshine shone right athwart the Malay girl's face, and as the searcher saw it a grim smile of satisfaction played for a moment about his lip, and then left him stern-looking and calm.
He knew this, not by any external indications, but because He is thesearcher of hearts.
But the case is very different with the Searcherwhose affections are strong, whose associations are quick, whose hold upon the Past is clinging and tenacious.
As we are unable to discover how far diversities of sentiment flow from the will, we are bound to treat them all as if they were entirely involuntary, and to leave to the Searcher of hearts the award of approbation or displeasure.
Wilhelm's milder features were really those of a poet, while Jakob's sterner cast of countenance, and his piercing eyes, indicated more naturally a searcher after knowledge.
The searcher in the ditch soon got tired, for the place was very wet, and joined his comrades on the road.
He resolved to plaster himself against it, for he would be hidden from the road, and a searcher in the ditch would not be likely to explore the unbroken sides.
It suggests the female searcherat a police-station.
Once the searcher stooped and picked up what turned out to be a fragment of decayed wood; then the remains of a long-deceased jay were discovered, examined, and rejected.
This was not the business of the searcher of ignorance, who felt himself in no way responsible for causes.
For his own part, Adams inclined to think that neither chaos nor death was an object to him as a searcher of knowledge -- neither would have vogue in America -- neither would help him to a career.
I allude to Mr. Charles Darwin, the Abraham of scientific men--a searcher as obedient to the command of truth as was the patriarch to the command of God.
In this dim twilight of conjecture the searcher welcomes every gleam, and seeks to augment his light by indirect incidences.
With that fragment deciphered I could by careful study have learned the key and then read what that mysterious searcher has undoubtedly read.
He crossed Westminster Bridge, and alighted at the British Museum to inquire if the mysterious searcher had been seen there of late.
But nowhere could the searcher discern a trace of man or of man's habitation.
He that is a searcher of Majesty shall be oppressed by the glory thereof.
Upon the 20 of February the searcher in Tranent cam and found the mark on those that were suspect of witchcraft, and shortlie thairafter they confessit.
That pleasant plant was sent unto me from Robinus, of Paris, that painful and most curious searcher of simples.
When the searcher drew it forth from his coat, the eyes of Luis Fernandez gleamed with triumph.
It is when these theories are settled upon as basic truth that trouble appears, and the searcher then stands in grave danger of being led hopelessly from the right way.
The true searcher will see and understand this truth and act upon it, either in this world or in the world to come, and not until then, of course, may he claim all the blessings.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "searcher" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: hunter; researcher; seeker
