From these considerations it became necessary accurately to determine the constituent elements of the fermentable substances; and for this purpose I did not make use of the compound juices of fruits, the rigorous analysis of which is perhaps impossible, but made choice of sugar, which is easily analysed, and the nature of which I have already explained.

Hence it is a paradox to speak of the "Principia," as a creation demanding severe and continuous exercise of the imagination; but it is only a paradox to those who have never analysed the processes of artistic and philosophic creation.

In her diary she entered the profound thoughts suggested to her active intelligence by her observation of events in themselves insignificant, and analysed with cool aloofness the working of her mind.

"I have combined chlorine and nitrogen," he rhapsodised; "I have analysed endless substances.

I have analysed tears!

" "Oh, yes?" "I have analysed the situation pitilessly, and one thing stands out as clear as dammit.

The cases treated in the hospital up to January 2, 1917, the date of our visit, are analysed below.

And yet also with more than that, for when she dwelt on his glance, she had a slight transient feeling of faintness which came and went in a second, and which she did not analyseand could not have analysed.

And a tumult arose in her soul, which cannot be, perhaps ought not to be, analysed in words; but which made her know too well, by her own crimson cheeks, that it was none other than human love strong as death, and jealousy cruel as the grave.

Experience as it came through the channels of sense, he admitted Hume had analysed correctly; it was 'a manifold,' a whirl of separate sensations.

Hume's mistake was to have started from experience as partly analysed by common sense, and not from the flux as given.

His 'sensations' were the qualities already analysed out of the flux; he took these selections for the whole and neglected the other less obvious features in itviz.

ere I could decide that intellectual honesty demanded that the question of the Deity of Christ should be analysed as strictly as all else, and that the conclusions come to from an impartial study of facts should be faced as steadily as though they dealt with some unimportant question.

From the remarkable dry foundation of the houses, and the moderate elevation on which they are erected, the celebrated Dr. Priestley pronounced the air of this town to be equally pure as any he had analysed.

ANTECHAMBER OF CONSCIOUSNESS Act of thinking analysed; automatic mental work; fluency of words and of imagery; processes of literary composition; fluency of spiritual ideas; visionary races of men; morbid ideas of inspiration (see Enthusiasm).

For instance, I have analysed the official records of the very carefully-selected crews of H.M. S. Alert and Discovery in the Arctic Expedition of 1875-6, and find the proportion of various shades of hair to be the same among them as is shown in the Diagram.

I've analysed the situation and I'm right.

"And their inflections might now have been easily analysed.

"Most of the inflections may be analysed in a way somewhat similar."Ib., p. 112.

In this book, poems on love were analysed with special reference to KrishnaKrishna himself sustaining the role of nayaka or ideal lover.

He had war cold as the fragments of an exploded shell beside a dead man on a frozen road; war analysed and docketed for exhibition, without its noise, its distraction, and its hot passion.

I analysed the case, I picked out its inherent and unavoidable weaknesses, and, especially, I noted the respects in which a fraudulent proceeding of a particular kind differed from the <i>bona fide</i> proceeding that it simulated.

If I had analysed my thoughts, I suppose I should have found annihilation to have been my beliefdeath forever, loss eternal.

The case of the Zulu belief will be analysed later.

[Footnote 9: The Zulu religion will be analysed later.