The door led into Miss Cumberland's room; the alcove, circular in shape and lighted by several windows, projected from the rear of the extension, and had for its outlook the stable and the huge sycamore tree growing beside it.

The outlook here is also sad.

His passionate love, his easily roused feelings of jealousy of Miss Brawne, and of suspicious rancour against even the most amicable and attached of his male intimates, the general indifference and the particular scorn and ridicule with which his poems had been received, his narrow means and uncertain outlook, and the prospect of an early death closing a painful and harassing illnessall preyed upon his mind with unrelenting tenacity.

So significant are these, that even a rough summary of the discoveries and the outlook in the field involves some consideration of the details.

" Sir,The time seems to have come for much clearer statements of outlook and intention from this country than it has hitherto been possible to make.

It is desirable alike to clear our own heads, to unify our efforts, and to give the nations of the world some assurance and standard for our national conduct in the future, that we should now define the Idea of our Empire and its relation to the world outlook much more clearly than has ever hitherto been done.

He thought he understood his business fairly, and the outlook was not discouraging.

And what an invading flight, what a sudden outlook upon the world's immensity!

THE CHANGE NEEDED Change of Outlook and Change of SystemAn International LeagueInternational Law and Control THE EUROPEAN ANARCHY 1. Introduction.

In dealing with "Real-politik" (which is the German translation of Machiavellianism), with "expansion," with "survival of the fittest," and all the other shibboleths of world-policy, their outlook remained as absolute and abstract as before, as contemptuous of temperament and measure, as blind to those compromises and qualifications, those decencies, so to speak, of nature, by which reality is constituted.

One peculiarity, perhaps, there is in the outlook of German imperialism, and that is its emphasis on an unintelligible and unreal abstraction of "race."

The Viceroy is pleased to say that he does not like the outlook and is considering the steps to be taken to vindicate the justice.

Under the circumstances, the narrowness of his outlook was perhaps hardly to be wondered at.

"It certainly is not a highly emotional book," she said, and then asked: "Have you any other instructions to give?" "Well, I might give the conventional adviceto maintain a cheerful outlook and avoid worry; but I don't suppose you would find it very helpful.

I was gaining a fresh outlook on life, was crossing the threshold of a new world (which was her world); and so the occasional interruptions from patients, while they gave me intervals of enforced rest, were far from welcome.

The scientific outlook is radically different from the legal.

The last few weeks had witnessed momentous changes in my outlook.

If his six months in Crowther's society had brought him no other comfort, they had at least infused in him a saner outlook and steadier balance.

j, Mary Bronson Hartt, in Outlook.

With a lifting of the soul I thought of that old abbot, how smooth his brow, how catholic his interest, how serene his outlook, how free his friendships, how unlimited his whole life.

The object of criticism is to show the man himself, his aims, ideals, and outlook on the universe; the object of biography is "to show what and how produced was the effect of society upon him; what and how produced was his effect on society."

SEE Sorokin, Pitirim A. SOROKIN, PITIRIM A. The crisis of our age; the social and cultural outlook.

But there two pieces, 'zwei stücke,' as Kant would have said, in every philosophythe final outlook, belief, or attitude to which it brings us, and the reasonings by which that attitude is reached and mediated.

Still the outlook was not very pleasing to one in my circumstances.

In the end, however, that strange reverence shown by his mother combined with his own increasing ability to live the cherished life of his dreams at second hand into an influence that more or less warped his entire outlook on life.