This power of abstinence is a valuable gift, and has frequently enabled men in certain circumstances to save life or perform other important service.
But when I come to discuss sexual perversions in detail, I shall point out that this disappearance, in certain circumstances, fails to occur.
I pointed out that, in certain circumstances, a boy of thirteen who undertook sexual practices with a girl of twelve was committing a punishable offence.
In particular, no distinction is made whether anything is to be regarded as immoral per se, or whether it is only considered immoral in certain circumstances.
An icy bath may undoubtedly kill a consumptive; but do we know, whether, in certain circumstances, it might not save her?
It seems to belong to transparent minerals which have a rhomboid for their nucleus, and arises from the combination of certain circumstances in their cutting and structure.
A jackknife is, likewise, in certain circumstances, a means of production, just as surely as a powerful planing machine is, the difference being in degrees of efficiency.
Bricks, timber, lime, and iron become a house only in certain circumstances, when they bear a given ordered relation to each other.
There is a gradual increase in those enlarging the property and business rights of married women.
Some duties are so definite and so constantly obligatory that they ought to be vowed by all; others, obligatory only on some in certain circumstances, ought by such, in these circumstances alone, to be engaged to.
To state and maintain truth there is obligatory, and to promise and vow to do so, in certain circumstances, would be not merely allowable, but incumbent.
The tragedians frequently give expression to the idea that suicide is in certain circumstances becoming to a noble mind.
But though industry is applauded or insisted on, rest is also incertain circumstances regarded as a duty.
Chalmers) collocations; the collocations consisting in the existence of certain agents or powers, in certain circumstances of place and time.
In the formation of any class, there is involved a conception of it as a class, that is, a conception of certain circumstances as being those which characterize the class, and distinguish the objects composing it from all other things.
They also detest our insistence, in certain circumstances, of the post-mortem examination of human bodies.
A betrothal is in practice as binding as a marriage; indeed, a betrothal that took place in the babyhood of both the principals may, in certain circumstances, be regarded as an actual marriage.
The belief is, a state or feeling of the mind as easily conceivable as any other state of it,--a new feeling, arising in certain circumstances as uniformly as in certain other circumstances.
This gives him, in certain circumstances, a comically touching pathos; for he has really no right to force pleasure on men.
These he cannot remove nor select; and he is bound, in certain circumstances, to listen to their advice, although he is not obliged to follow it.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "certain circumstances" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
