A striking instance is afforded by the words Acid and Alkali, especially the former.
Whewell himself has both confirmed by his testimony the effect of habitual association in giving to an experimental truth the appearance of a necessary one, and afforded a striking instance of that remarkable law in his own person.
The flame of alcohol, in the state of vapour, is, I fancy, much hotter than when the spirit is merely burnt in a spoon?
A great saving is thus obtained, and a striking instance afforded of the power of science in suggesting useful economical improvements.
A striking instance of active absorption in middle age was exhibited in the person of Calvin Edson, of Vermont, who was exhibited in the large towns of New England, as the "living skeleton.
Footnote 7: A striking instance is Salieri's account of how Joseph II.
Italian; a striking instance of this is the joining in of the orchestra when the wrangling is at its height, with the preservation of all the delicate comic effects.
A striking instance of this kind was displayed in the person of Ho-tchung-tang, the last prime minister of the late Kien-long.
A striking instance of their peculation appeared in a circumstance that was connected with the British Embassy.
This is a striking instance of the many historical facts which, though entirely unknown or forgotten, may be often discovered to lie hid, or disguised, in popular traditions.
A striking instance of that fatuity of the human mind, when a weak government is trying to do what it knows not how to perform: it was seeking to obtain a secret purpose by the most open and general means: a self-destroying principle!
The history of this work is a striking instance of those imperfect beginnings, which have often closed in the most important labours.
Naudin 'Nouvelles Archives du Museum' tome 1 page 149 gives a striking instance of prepotency in Datura stramonium when crossed with two other species.
A striking instance of this was observed in Mr. Rivers's garden, in which two rows of a particular variety of plum (21/33.
He was a striking instance of the importance which self-complacent mediocrity can obtain in a newly-settled community, in spite of ponderous stupidity.
It was a striking instance of the manner in which an outraged community, particularly in the West and South, will arrive at a satisfactory settlement of important questions without the intervention of courts, juries, or lawyers.
Of his generosity I discovered a striking instance in looking through his private Journal for his last year in office.
The subjoined is a striking instance of the economy that may be produced in large operations by even a small change.
A striking instanceof this mal-arrangement was reported to me long afterwards.
Footnote: See a striking instance of this tendency given in Cleveland, Painesville & Eastern R.
A striking instanceof this is furnished by the power to nullify legislative gerrymanders.
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