Moreover experience has shown that the various successful methods of bringing words under man's sway are not mutually antagonistic but may be practiced simultaneously, just as health is promoted, not by attending to diet one year, to exercise the next, and to mental attitude the third, but by bestowing wise and fairly constant attention on all.

It is cruel and hard and unjust in its nature, and utterly antagonistic to civilization.

A deep social and religious gulf divides the German people into different political groups, which are bitterly antagonistic to each other.

But a certain Clement arose after their deaths, to arrange a reconciliation between the fiercely antagonistic factions of St. Peter and St. Paul.

The strength of the tendency in this direction may be seen by the very cautious and qualified opinion expressed in the second edition of his Introduction by Dr. Scrivener, who had previously taken a decidedly antagonistic view, and also by the fact that Mr. M'Clellan, who is usually an ally of Dr. Scrivener, here appears on the side of his opponents [Endnote 323:2].

An impatient Parisian, jealous of the passing minutes, and an obstinate peasantto whom passing minutes had no significancecould any two humans be more definitely antagonistic?

Sculpture and sewing, calls and crayons, Ruskin and receipt-books, didn't work well together, and poor Psyche found duties and desires desperately antagonistic.

Besides this moral apathy, the cottager too often assumes an attitude distinctly antagonistic to every species of authority, and particularly to that prestige hitherto attached to property.

Gerald Lawrence, on the other hand, had been downright antagonistic until he made the startling discovery that his supposed alibi was no alibi at allat which his attitude changed from open hostility to something closely akin to suppliance.

Besides, Billy was freshly antagonistic because of something he had heard while he was away; instead of returning the Pilgrim's brazenly cheerful "Hello," he scowled and rode on without so much as giving a downward tilt to his chin.

" Because it was less hotly antagonistic to the Radicals than the two other Socialist organisations, I joined the Fabian Society, and worked hard with it as a speaker and lecturer.

It was natural, therefore, that the Church should show herself indulgent to the arts, which were effecting in their own sphere what she had previously accomplished, though purists and ascetics, holding fast by the original spirit of their creed, might remain irreconcilably antagonistic to their influence.

He behaved extremely well, considering the irritatingly antagonistic line the man chose to take up.

The Big Man always spoke pleasantly to the dogs, and had won Baldy's approval by not interferingas did the Womanin Kennel affairs; and the malamutethe Yellow Peril, as the Woman had named himwas plainly antagonistic to the Racers, at whom he growled with much enthusiasm.

In this pamphlet Guarini traversed the professor's propositions with a good deal of scholastic ergotism: 'As in compounds the hot accords with the cold, its mortal enemy, as the dry humour with the moist, so the elements of tragedy and comedy, though separately antagonistic, yet when united in a third form,' et cetera et cetera.

Meanwhile the English Ambassador declaimed loudly against the contemplated alliance, which he declared to be unequivocally antagonistic to the interests of his sovereign; and his undisguised indignation so alarmed the Council that it was immediately resolved to despatch the Duc de Bouillon on an extraordinary embassy to the Court of London in order to appease the displeasure of James.

Either they have been very uneasy people or he has been uniquely antagonistic.

And the opinions were favorable, on the whole; unanimous, as to her beauty and magnetic attraction; divided, as to her character; but fiercely and venomously antagonistic in one mean, little heart.

Now entire obedience necessarily comes into collision with every species of freedomnay, it is in itself antagonistic to freedomfreedom of thought, freedom of actionspecially antagonistic to national freedom.

All were correct, but most of them were visibly antagonistic to the Republic and the Republicans (which they considered much accentuee since the nomination of Grevythe women rather more so than the men).

There are some tenant-farmers among them, but their attitude is not so coarsely antagonistic.

His eyes half-closed in their clash with the coldly antagonistic orbs of his host.

Lord John had joined the Ministry on the condition that he should bring forward his measure of reform; from the first most of his colleagues were very lukewarm towards it, but Palmerston was definitely, though covertly, antagonistic, Mr. John Boileau to Lady Melgund FOREIGN OFFICE, December 19, 1853