Here again you should diversify your materials to the utmost, not only that you may become well-rounded and versatile in your ability to set forth ideas and feelings in words, but also that your knowledge and your sensibility may receive stimulation.

From being lightning-swift, thought became a laborious, drugged process; her excited mind had harboured throngs of vivid visions; she had known a period of over-active mental stimulation; she had seen, as in the actual flesh, Mark King ploughing through the snow, going over ridges, pushing on and on and on.

There will be a stimulation of capacity to the limit.

And from strangers, more than from relatives with whose minds one is presumably on terms of close intimacy, one is warranted in expecting something in the way of mutual stimulation through the opening of new perspectives of experience, thought, and feeling.

So that, what with this gaiety, and the stimulation produced in Mrs. Lessways by the visit of Mr. Cannon, and the general household relief at the obvious fact that Florrie would rather more than 'do,' the atmosphere around the tinkling tea-table in the half-light was decidedly pleasant.

Chairs and tables spring up like mushrooms in the roadway, among which too few waiters distribute those very inexpensive refreshments which seem to be purchased rather for the right to the seat that they confer than for any stimulation.

Since this War is waged on a scale far more colossal than any other in human history, and since liberty and democracy are at stake, not only in one land, but throughout the world and for the entire future of humanity, it is reasonable to expect that the stimulation to the creation of art and literature will be far greater than that following any previous struggle.

The result, with the general stimulation of radical thinking that the War involves, will be a profound acceleration of the feminist movement throughout, at least, the democracies of the world.

But, notwithstanding the stimulation and extravagance of the time, the average annual consumption amounted to only 31s.

"I find the very vocabulary alteredfor rest read change, for sleep read stimulation, etc, ad infin.

National Geographic Society (PWH); 12Jun62; R296573. Stimulation, recreation, information, coming issues of the National geographic magazine; wings across the Pacific ... (S-4-35) © 17Apr35; AA172340.

National Geographic Society (PWH); 2Aug63; R319888. Stimulation, recreation, information in coming issues of the National geographic magazine: A new dog series.

Stimulation, recreation, information in coming issues of the National geographic magazine: Conquering the stratosphere.

Stimulation, recreation, information in coming issues of the National geographic magazine: Indiana journey; Undersea wonderlands.

Stimulation, recreation, information to come to you in the National geographic magazine.

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Stimulation, recreation, information in coming issues of the National geographic magazine.

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Stimulation, recreation, information to come to you in the National geographic magazine.

All of his actions both as a child and as a man are induced by stimulation from without.

The stored-up impressions are more or less awakened under stimulation.

The human machine moves in response to outside stimulation.

For instance, under the same stimulation, one may run and another may fight, depending perhaps on the secretions that the ductless glands empty into the blood.

After the close of the Revolutionary War in America, Ireland received a new stimulation.

Stiletto, plural of, 18. Stimulant, stimulation, stimulus, distinguished, 26.