She had reason for happiness in the fact that reports from Almo were uniformly good.
The College chairs were almost uniformlyfilled by advanced critics or theologians, inspired more or less by Professor A.
During the war, which was marked by extraordinary ferocity throughout, the Danes were generally victorious on land owing to the genius of Daniel Rantzau, but at sea the Swedes were almost uniformly triumphant.
Ministers addressed him in terms uniformly friendly and considerate.
The Press, Metropolitan and provincial alike, was almost uniformly hostile.
And here it may be remarked, that circumcision and baptismuniformly went together, when proselytes of the covenant were made, or when any of the Heathens were desirous of conforming to the whole of the Jewish law.
The first of these is, do the Quakers believe that their ministers areuniformly moved, when they preach, by the spirit of God?
Again--If he had considered water baptism, as a necessary mark of initiation into Christianity, he would uniformly have adopted it, as men became proselytes to his doctrines.
Athens uniformly exhibits herself as a dazzling, brilliant, impatient power, led astray by the desire of novelty, and the intoxicating sense of force in freedom.
If it were of the nature of intelligence, it ought uniformly and invariably to adapt itself to changing circumstances, and not to keep on working blindly in the old way, when such procedure is no longer of use.
It comes from the Author of our being, and if it is uniformly and originally wrong, then he is wrong.
But it is regarded as extremely unlikely that even the nucleus consists of a uniformly solid mass.
Bags of money offered on various occasions through fear or guilt, have been uniformly refused by the mobs.
The attentions she every where and uniformly pays, expects, and even exacts, are tedious and fatiguing.
The Mahometans have uniformly withstood the temptation of reducing the object of their faith and devotion to a level with the senses and imagination of man.
During the time he has been in France he has uniformly manifested the same zeal in our affairs, which animated his conduct while he was among us; and has been, upon all occasions, an essential friend to America.
Among competitors and opponents of great military renown he was ever conspicuous, and almost uniformly victorious.
He wasuniformly courteous and benignant to those of private station, as well as to his equals and to men of birth.
The cause of Rene, hitherto almost uniformly successful, never recovered this check, by which he lost at once a highly important reinforcement and a most serviceable ally.
We shall no longer be defending what we possess, but struggling for something which we never did possess, and which we have solemnly and uniformly disclaimed all intention of pursuing, from the very outset of the troubles.
But allegiance to the king did exist, and had been uniformly acknowledged; and down to 1775 the most solemn assurances had been given that it was not intended to break that allegiance, or to throw it off.
They had uniformly denied that Parliament had authority to make laws for them.
In all cases relative to charters, the acceptance of them is uniformly alleged in the pleadings.
Mr. Colman has given you a plain narrative, a consistent account, and has uniformly stated the same things.
And this I believe, Sir, is, and uniformlyhas been, the sentiment of the North.
In the next place, our whole system of land laws proceeds on the idea that education is for the common good; because, in every division, a certain portion is uniformly reserved and appropriated for the use of schools.
What I said was, not that I wished to put off the payment of the debt, but, on the contrary, that I had always voted for every measure for its reduction, as uniformly as the gentleman himself.
The great author of the Declaration himself has expressed that opinion uniformly and strongly.
On questions at issue between her own country and the United States, she uniformly takes sides with the latter.
To Grasmere he as uniformly found his way back, to resume his erratic existence.
Resisted, as it has often been, at every step, it has not been able uniformly to maintain the dignity, or to enjoy the repose, to which it was entitled.
Mr. Crabbe's great fault is certainly that he is a sickly, a querulous, a uniformly dissatisfied poet.
Four hundred figures are in motion in this vast enclosure, some naked, others draped, but draped uniformly in a staring red or a hard blue, which form as many spots, in some sort symmetrical.
In spite of all exhortation, Hans would tap either uniformly or somewhat more rapidly as soon as his master--in all probability unconsciously--bent somewhat lower.
The command to approach the slate in question was also obeyed as a rule, although this was not as uniformly successful as tapping.
The same kind of coincidences run uniformlyall through the Gospel.
The thickness of the layer of mould, which castings ejected during a year would form if uniformly spread out.
From the several cases given in the third chapter, it is known that the castings annually brought to the surface on a square yard, if uniformly spread out would form a layer 0.
And the House of Narbonne, or Montglane, or Orange, is as uniformly distinguished for loyalty as the Normans and part of the house of Mayence for "treachery.
As observed above, the earliest French chansons known to us are written in a strict syllabic metre, with a regular cæsura, and arranged in distinct though not uniformly long laisses, each tipped with an identical assonance.
But take the man whose votes, ever since he has sate in Parliament, have been the most uniformly bad, and oppose him to the man whose votes have been the most uniformly good.
We are assured that, in private as in public, he at this time uniformly spoke with strong aversion of the Mountain.
