XXII Where the small band advances in such wise, Deserving well eternal praise to gain, Vouching their deeds, a long-drawn furrow lies, A signal record of their might and main.
XLVII "Then how my love was ravished I make known, Vouching with bitter tears my deep distress.
This having been accomplished in August, he had been allowed to go to his master in Newcastle, the Scottish Commissioners vouching that he would use all his influence to bring the King into the right path.
But he made no secret of his grievance, and I tell the tale as he told it, without vouching for its accuracy, but confident that he believed that he was telling me the truth.
He vouches for its truth, and I give it on his authority and not as vouching for its accuracy myself.
There is no dogmatic Christianity, in the sense of an immutable religious doctrine, nor is there any absolutely true religion, for religion is but a variable feeling, that has nothing to do with cognition and knowledge.
Thus he repeats what he must have known to be the strange and extravagant lies of Sanders about her birth; without vouching for them indeed, but without any reprobation of their absurd malignity.
The prerogative of vouching for a Brother is an important one, and will constitute the subject of the succeeding section.
She poured this simple philosophy into Doctor Mary's ears, vouching Alec's authority for its application to Beaumaroy.
How would you like to give me a letter, vouching for this as the pistol Mr. Fleming killed himself with?
And that was the revolver that was found in Lane Fleming's hand, and the one I got from the coroner, with a letter vouching for the fact that it had been so found.
This colossus is fifty feet in height; and its base is covered with inscriptions of Greek and Roman travellers, vouching that they had listened to the wild sunrise melody.
It is a colossus, fifty feet in height, and the base of the figure is covered with inscriptions of the Greek and Roman travellers, vouching that they had listened to the wild sunrise melody.
A credible man vouching his knowledge of it is a good proof; but if another equally credible do witness it from his report, the testimony is weaker: and a third that attests the hearsay of an hearsay is yet less considerable.
Secondly, The testimony of others, vouching their observation and experience.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "vouching" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
