But on a closer examination, there appears to be a difference betwixt these two events, and one which brings the latter far more within the scope of the prophecy.
But, upon a closer examination, this view also proves untenable.
But, upon a closer examination, this interpretation appears to be objectionable, for the following reasons.
On a closer examination of the locality, this well appeared to be of great value to the inhabitants.
But, as this interpretation nearly affects an important point in the history of St Paul’s dealings with the Colossians, it is necessary to subject it to a closer examination.
On closer examination we find ourselves compelled to adopt the latter alternative.
On the other hand a closer examination of its language shows that these Judaic features do not exhaust the portraiture of the heresy or heresies against which the epistle is directed.
But this uncertainty vanishes on closer examination.
A closer examination, however, shews that in none of the great confessions does religion live in dogma, as of old.
They assent vigorously that they have grasped, touched, counted or examined something, and on closer examination it is demonstrated that it was only a passing glance they threw on it.
A closer examination of reflex action requires consideration of certain properties, which in themselves cannot easily have criminal significance, but which tend to make that significance clearer.
Closer examination of the earlier portion of “Chapter” Second.
A closer examination of the whole Second “Chapter” of the Dialogo fully substantiates this conclusion, and brings out other interesting points.
We shall occupy ourselves with a closer examination of the different laws which we can discover in these two groups of the phenomena of variation.
At present we must occupy ourselves with Propagation, or Tocogony, a closer examination of which is of the utmost importance for understanding transmission by inheritance.
In a closer examination of this definition of species given by Cuvier, it becomes at once evident that it is neither theoretically satisfactory nor practically applicable.
A closer examination of these ideas is forced upon us here, because in Kant we honour one of the few philosophers who combine a solid scientific culture with an extraordinary clearness and profundity of speculation.
We could discover where it narrowed and its banks rose, but, as we intended to make a closer examination before we left the neighbourhood, we continued our journey down the principal channel.
On a closer examination, the river appeared to me much below its ordinary level, and its current was scarcely perceptible.
These musical performances attracted a number of inquisitive visitors, who were anxious to submit the members of the chorus to a closer examination, and therefore, at certain times, the public were admitted to see the animals.
On a closer examination, I found that this was due to the number of dark objects the place contained.
On a closer examinationeach of these two divisions may again be divided into two sub-groups.
In doing this you will doubtless at first fall into many errors; but these, practice and a closer examination will in time enable you to rectify.
But even this assumption, on a closer examination, appears extremely questionable.
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