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Example sentences for "sequent"

Lexicographically close words:
sequell; sequels; sequence; sequences; sequens; sequentes; sequentia; sequential; sequere; sequester
  1. As to going to Georgia, I would as soon bury myself up to my neck in the sea-sand and bear the vertical sun for twenty sequent noons, as to dream of such a step.

  2. He never wove these memories into a sequent romance, though in later time he thought of so doing.

  3. Being sequent to the settlement of Monsieur Fromagin's monthly bill--always a matter of nettling dispute--it naturally tended to develop its own asperities.

  4. Within the sequent instant the recognition was mutual.

  5. Indeed your O Lord sir, is very sequent to your whipping: you would answere very well to a whipping if you were but bound too't Clo.

  6. He blushes, and 'tis hit: Of sixe preceding Ancestors that Iemme Confer'd by testament to'th sequent issue Hath it beene owed and worne.

  7. Aconite: in congestive form in plethorics; or sequent to sudden arrest.

  8. Sulphur: as a laxative, especially if sequent to rectal or anal trouble.

  9. Pearly are they till the pale inherited stain Deepens in us, and the mirrors they form on their flow Darken to feature and nature: a volumed chain, Sequent of issue, in various eddies they show.

  10. Our sense of personal identity may be said to be rooted in that special side of the mnemonic process which consists in the linking of all sequent events together by means of a thread of common consciousness.

  11. A very similar kind of unification takes place between sequent images under the form of transformation.

  12. For property, or at least possession and appropriation, is the dominant idea, with its collateral and sequent principles.

  13. Its institution implies an almost immediate descent into anarchy with a sequent dictatorship and autocracy, for it is the reversal of the foundation laws of life.

  14. They are therefore implicated in the consequences of any resolution and every sequent act.

  15. As, perhaps, appropriate sequent to our fanciful views, we next present something which was not born in our own brain, and which may or may not be statement of ancient facts.

  16. And so it happened to these conspirators, as the sequent chapter will declare.

  17. Judas had, though he died not desperate, as Judas did, but very penitent for his fact, as the sequent chapters shall declare.

  18. Nevertheless, it remains possible (many will consider it extremely probable, if not absolutely certain) that during sequent periods all such traces were removed.

  19. For his sequent theory of evolution, however, it is necessary to postulate this stability as absolute “since the first origin of sexual reproduction.

  20. Of far more importance than any of the alterations which Professor Weismann has recently made in his theory of heredity, are those whereby he has modified his sequent theory of evolution.

  21. I HAVE now furnished as complete a résumé as seems desirable for present purposes of Weismann’s theory of germ-plasm, considered both as a theory of heredity and as a sequent theory of organic evolution.

  22. But his sequent theory of evolution stands not only on this fundamental postulate, and on this well-recognized fact; it requires for its logical basis two further postulates—viz.

  23. Take, for instance, the sequent doctrine that natural selection is inoperative among the unicellular organisms.

  24. The present chapter, then, will be devoted to examining Weismann’s theory of heredity, while the ensuing chapter will be concerned with his sequent theory of evolution.

  25. Again, as regards the id, I do not see how any one can attentively read Professor Weismann’s discussion without acknowledging that, if we once accept his doctrine of determinants, his sequent doctrine of ids becomes a logical necessity.

  26. All contemporary and sequent orchestral treatment in the hands of his countrymen is but the reflection of Tschaikowsky's style combined with the further progressive methods of German and French orchestration.

  27. Gluck relied to an excessive degree upon the string band, and his orchestral writing lacked that balance which the contemporary and sequent classicists regarded as the fundamental requirement.

  28. Inspired by the enthusiasm of these two amateurs, the professionals, Peri and Cavalieri, succeeded simultaneously in discovering two rational operatic designs, capable of sequent dramatic treatment.

  29. Moreover for the sake of continuity, this discussion may well include such of the nineteenth century composers as were not noticeably affected by the magnetism of the romanticists or of the sequent "New Movement.

  30. Not from being punished with the sequent effect; not in consequence of an improvidence, that an ant might have taught me to avoid.

  31. Combustion is quite obviously a case of sequent processes.

  32. We can conceive an event as sequent upon a preceding empty time; none the less, in physical enquiry, the causal principle is accepted as an established truth.

  33. The principle of causality is already applied when the sequent experiences are apprehended as sequent events.

  34. We can speak of simultaneity only if a multiplicity be given; and if it be given, its nature as simultaneous plurality cannot be comprehended through a causal law, which, as such, applies only to sequent order.

  35. Sympathetically interpreted, his statements may be taken as suggesting that arithmetic is the study of series which find concrete expression in the order of sequent times.

  36. None the less, when viewed in their dynamical relation, the latter must be regarded as sequent upon the former.

  37. He is endeavouring to define the conditions under which we are enabled to recognise that bodies, external to one another in space and apprehensible only through sequent perceptions, are none the less coexistent.

  38. The only difference is that in the case of sequent events one of them (i.

  39. When a volition of individual will takes place, without the sequent aimed at, because a greater force is opposed to it, then the sequent of this greater force is necessary with a particular relative necessity.

  40. If God will the first sequent, then it was absolutely necessary that that sequent should appear.

  41. The connexion between volition and its stated consequences, is a connexion as necessary and absolute as the connexion between the motive and the volition, and between any antecedent and sequent whatever.

  42. Do they not feel that the volition has a metaphysical possibility as well as that the sequent of the volition has a physical possibility?

  43. We come therefore at last to consider the connexion between the first sequent and the first antecedent, or the first cause.

  44. God foresees the sequent of the volition as well as the volition.


  45. The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sequent" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
    Other words:
    addendum; after; afterthought; appendix; attendant; chorus; coda; codicil; colophon; conclusion; connected; consecutive; consequence; consequent; consequential; consistent; continuance; continuation; continuous; corollary; derivation; derivative; development; distillate; ensuing; event; eventuality; final; following; fruit; harvest; issue; joined; junior; later; legacy; lineal; linear; next; offshoot; offspring; orderly; ordinal; outcome; outgrowth; peroration; posterior; postscript; precipitate; product; progressive; proximate; refrain; result; resultant; sequel; sequence; sequential; sequitur; serial; subscript; subsequent; succeeding; successive; suffix; supplement; tight; uninterrupted; upshot