His passion for novelty has led him not only to abandon or misapply, in an unprecedented degree, the usual terms of the art, but to disregard in many instances its most unquestionable principles, universal as well as particular.
There necessarily follows from thence, these plain and unquestionable consequences.
This is his unquestionable claim upon every moment of our existence throughout its immortal duration.
The Creator is also the proprietor, and he has an unquestionable right to resume what he hath loaned.
But the Major--I must call him so, though that rank was far beneath his own--was a man of unquestionable bravery.
They talked the language of the natives and performed their duties creditably and with unquestionable success.
Alive to the truth that commerce and piracy can not coexist, the government provided a competent naval force by which it was able to maintain unquestionable supremacy in the Sulu Sea.
There can be little doubt that ants have a sense of taste, as they are so well able to distinguish sugary substances; and it is unquestionable that in their antennae they possess highly elaborated organs of touch.
The only participants who got unquestionable profit were the English, European and Yankee traders and manufacturers.
Unquestionable reference as to character will be given.
It is simply the appreciation of his singular services to his country, and the gains of his countrymen by his mind and labours--of the unquestionable success of his plans of postal reform--of the vast beneficial results.
It seems to be unquestionable that there are instances of pure neuralgia of the rectum, for in such cases the most carefully conducted explorations have failed in demonstrating any evidences of disease.
In general, notwithstanding the unquestionableutility of the mercurial, it is better to relieve cases of biliousness by less objectionable measures.
Climate exercises an unquestionable influence in the production of hepatic abscess.
It is unquestionable authority for setting aside any statute that any legislative body ever passed or can pass.
Madame de Sevigne gives an account of this execution the day it took place, in a tone of levity which is not a little offensive, and unbecoming a lady of her unquestionable elegance and refinement.
The first clear and unquestionable description of epidemic meningitis was published in 1805, first by Vieusseux and directly afterward by Mathey.
The unquestionable sense relates to the Turks, the conquerors of the Avars; but the word scultor has no apparent meaning, and the sole Ms.
An immemorial tribute for the license of pasture appeared to attest the rights of Almondar, while the Gassanite appealed to the Latin name of strata, a paved road, as an unquestionable evidence of the sovereignty and labors of the Romans.
They fixed, by unquestionable tradition, the scene of each memorable event.
First in order, as the most definite and unquestionable of all the results of paleontology, must be mentioned the immense extension and impulse given to botany, zoology, and comparative anatomy, by the investigation of fossil remains.
It is anunquestionable fact that, in certain epizootias, all animals without distinction have been smitten and struck down, and the herbivorous animals more rapidly than any other.
Even Shakespeare has been played by these amateurs, and the abundant wit of the Japanese is on the way to enrich the stage with modern farces of unquestionable merit.
Or, if there be a God, who is to say that there certainly cannot be a future life, in which each individual man may have unquestionable proof of Theism?
Unquestionable as its use may be as a fundamental hypothesis in physiology and medicine, it is wholly inadequate as a hypothesis in philosophy.
The committee heartily endorsed General Fremont's administration, declaring it to have been "eminently characterized by earnestness, ability, and the most unquestionable loyalty.
Even works of higher reputation and unquestionable genius in that age, the Nouvelle Heloise of Rousseau, and Sir Charles Grandison of Richardson, now form a heavy task even for the most ardent lover of romance.
As coinage of money is the undoubted prerogative of the crown; so generally coinage of words has been the undoubted prerogative of the kings of science--those to whom mankind have bent as to unquestionable authority.
For he tells us,[L] on unquestionable authorities, that many others of the images of heathen deities were merely such.
Another poet, Wither, with material curiously like Suckling's to work upon, achieves poetry as unquestionable if not so luxuriant as Keats's.
Superbly furnished as Paradise Lost is with this imaginative beauty, the beauty is as rich and unquestionable in the few pages of Lycidas; there is less of it, that is all.
My mind adjudges him guilty; my mind condemns him upon unquestionable proof; but my heart holds him guiltless; in the face of all the proofs, my heart acquits him!
Yesterday afternoon I received secret but unquestionable proof that the duke was an already married man when he met me first, and that his wife was living in London!
