This has not unnaturally occurred to others, from the strange tales of diabolical visions Luther very seriously recounts, and from the inconsistencies as well as the extravagance of some passages.
Her brilliant bloom of color was gone; she was interestingly pale, and her great black eyes were unnaturally deep and mournful.
The great house was still as a tomb; the bustle of the servants' regions was far removed, the gnawing of a mouse behind the black paneling, the soft ticking of the toy clock sounded unnaturally loud.
Parts that are unnaturally contracted are electrically negative in excess, and need to be made more positive.
The examination disclosed an ulcerous growth and an unnaturally enlarged liver, which may be assumed as the ultimate cause of death, though Antommarchi's report assuredly points to the fatal nature of the climatic conditions.
They not unnaturallyfelt that the scandal was exposing them as well as their brother to ridicule.
The flush faded suddenly in her cheeks, leaving them unnaturally white; her eyes filled with tears.
Her eyes shone unnaturally bright in the twilight.
He was so unnaturally quiet, his whole being concentrated, as it were, in a composure that she could not but feel to be ominous.
She hastened, breathing heavily, towards the entrance of the Park, her hurried foot-steps on the crisp, hard path sounding unnaturally loud in the wintry silence.
His position did not alter; he became almost unnaturally still, a rigidity which seemed to increase.
He got very short of breath on the way home; he ceased to perspire and became unnaturally dry; the air was aflame and the sun shot fire upon his bare head.
She is unnaturally calm, Mr. Knox," he said in confidence.
Momentarily, he glanced aside, and I saw that his eyes were unnaturally bright.
Lessingham, not unnaturally nonplussed by the other's curious conduct, stared at him in unmistakable amazement.
In this way the morality of the peasants is destroyed; the numbers of this degraded population are unnaturally increased, and their means of subsistence are diminished by the increasing competition of their increasing numbers.
The announcement of Prince Ch'un, therefore, as the successor of Prince Kung not unnaturally aroused apprehension of a reactionary policy.
With this feeling, Great Britain, whose very being was maritime, not unnaturally became the object of a dislike so profound as unconsciously to affect action.
Demoralized by the gunboat system, and disorganized and browbeaten by the loud-mouthed disfavor of representative Congressmen, the extinction of the service was not unnaturally expected.
His straight, unnaturally sleek hair was brushed carefully back from a forehead of spectral pallor.
Aline read the letter aloud, in a faltering voice, then laid it in her lap, and sat staring at it with eyes that suddenly filled, and saw the letters now blurred, now unnaturally black and large.
The strain told on her visibly, the thin cheeks were thinner, the dark eyes looked darker, and showedunnaturally large and bright, whilst the violet stains beneath them came to stay.
But the eyes were no longer unnaturally dilated, and the face had a more healthful pallor.
Her observation wasunnaturally keen, her mind dazzlingly clear; her brain seemed to work with twice its ordinary power.
Poor Caroline obeyed; but she was capable of reflecting only that her face was unnaturally lean and strange to her.
His eyes became unnaturally large and bright, and he evidently suffered severely from pains in his poor little chest.
Around the Intsiza and on the surrounding mountain ranges the air was clear; and the distant features of the landscape looked unnaturally near--an almost certain sign of imminent rain.
Rents, therefore, were being unnaturally forced up, and the wages of labour unnaturally cut down; the land system was disorganised, and filled with dangerous elements.
The flushed face, the unnaturallybrilliant eyes, the excitement of his manner, all testified to its presence.
He spoke in anunnaturally quiet voice, "I do not know.
It was not the firelight only that gave a strange glow to his dark eyes--they were unnaturally luminous, as the eyes of madmen sometimes are, and full of a painful restlessness.
Unnaturally enlarged and distended, as if from disease or too much food.
Prolegs that are unnaturally long, and elevate the animal.
With his hair well combed, and his person perfumed, he was not unnaturally a great favourite among women.
But iron-workers are apt to be dry and wiry, their flesh half sweated off and their complexions unnaturally pale.
During this time she was usually unnaturally humble and meek, but there were days when her temper was intolerable.
