To all the relieved States the removal of the tribes within their borders was a great benefit--to the slave States transcendently and inappreciably great.
Bear in mind, you who would blame me for my fall, that this woman not only was transcendently beautiful and fatally fascinating, but she was a queen and had held undisputed sway over my heart for more years than I could accurately number.
If the Virginia scenery had seemed to King beautiful when he came down, it was now transcendently lovely.
When he entered the countess's sitting-room, she was standing in all the pride of her bridal attire, and seemed more transcendently beautiful than ever.
Never had the queen looked so transcendently lovely as she did to-day in her dress of deep mourning.
She was so transcendently beautiful that Frederick could not resist the temptation of joining in the applause which greeted her entrance.
But while no kind of education is more transcendently important than this, it is not unfrequently carried to an extreme which defeats its own purpose.
The vast sphere of education opens endless fields for generous expenditure, and every religious man will find objects which, in the opinion not only of men of his own persuasion, but also of many others, are transcendently important.
This life is eminently and transcendently in him, and exclusively of all others.
Their whole system rests upon the belief that it is a thing so transcendently dreadful as to bear no proportion or appreciable relation to any earthly interests.
Were we set in the midst of the great nebula of Orion, how transcendently magnificent the scene!
Who can believe that awfully majestic Being, who is represented by his own inspired book as being so transcendently grand and awe-inspiring that "no man san see him and live" (Ex.
Viewing the vision thus, we may say that it pointed forward to that transcendentlygreater than Elijah who did not strive, nor cry, nor was His voice heard in the streets.
Let us then cling to the lesson that mercy is better than sacrifice, and is transcendently to be preferred to holocausts of human sacrifice, even when the victims are polluted and cruel idolaters.
Those who were skillful in Anatomy among the Ancients, concluded from the outward and inward Make of an Human Body, that it was the Work of a Being transcendently Wise and Powerful.
For he received from God the Father honour and glory, when such a voice was sent forth to him from the transcendently magnificent glory, This is my beloved son, in whom I am well pleased.
But zealously seek the gifts that are the best: and yet I shew unto you a more transcendentlyexcellent way.
This habit is the source of frankness and sincerity, and this release from the severity of domestic labor the fruitful source of female delicacy and refinement, so transcendently the attributes of character in the ladies of the South.
With the first crunching grit of gravel under his feet, something transcendently naked and unashamed that was neither Brazen Sorrow nor Brazen Pain thrilled across his startled consciousness.
No one so transcendently fastidious, so exquisitely neat, in all her personal habits had ever trained in that particular hospital before.
But his faculties, though not transcendently great, were singularly well balanced, besides being controlled by an indomitable will and tact that rarely was at fault.
How, the sage has asked in every age, should a Being so transcendently kind, have allowed of so large an admixture of evil in the condition of his creatures?
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "transcendently" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
