I, for one, think Bush, Cheney and the rest of the Rethuglicans are lucky the CIA didn't have them "accidented" for their arrogant and disgusting behaviour. ❋ Unknown (2007)
And yet I often wonder whether even he might not have found the last six years almost too highly "accidented" even for him. ❋ John St. Loe Strachey (1893)
The story of _Corinne_, though not extraordinarily "accidented" and, as will be seen, adulterated, or at least mixed, with a good many things that are not story at all, is fairly solid, much more so than that of ❋ George Saintsbury (1889)
The course of these loves is necessarily "accidented," and the accidents are well enough managed from the first, and naturally enough best known, where Celadon flings himself into the river and is rescued, insensible but alive, by nymphs, who all admire him very much, though none of them can affect his passion for Astrée. ❋ George Saintsbury (1889)
Nature was a great pedagogue, and any social engineering, any mechanical scheme of education, could not replace the accidented and multifaceted influences that, he claimed, made him a poet. ❋ Unknown (2006)
And yet I often wonder whether even he might not have found the last six years almost too highly “accidented” even for him. ❋ Strachey, John St Loe (1922)
But it suited me not less excellently; the highest and most accidented of the sand hills immediately adjoined; and from these, lying flat in a hollow, I could overlook Northmour or the young lady as they walked. ❋ Egerton Castle (1889)
The later part of the story, as is rather the way with Pigault, becomes more "accidented." ❋ George Saintsbury (1889)
The only white resident is Mr. Julio, who has led a rather accidented life. ❋ Richard Francis Burton (1855)
Battle is delivered on more accidented terrain, as armies with great mobility do not need any particular terrain to fight on. ❋ Charles Jean Jacques Joseph Ardant Du Picq (1845)
But it is true that if the terrain is slightly accidented, if the guide does not march with mathematical precision, the battalion in close column becomes in the twinkling of an eye a flock of sheep. ❋ Charles Jean Jacques Joseph Ardant Du Picq (1845)
Matchva, which was in the earlier periods of Servian and Hungarian history so often a source of conflict and contention, we approached distant grey hills, which gradually rose from the horizon, and, losing their indistinctness, revealed a chain so charmingly accidented, that ❋ Andrew Archibald Paton (1842)
I found, indeed, that, after getting fairly into The Mountains, and proceeding south, you first entered upon a deep undulating country, with here and there a profound ravine, then a pretty verdant inclosed plateau, and then a bare towering height, all which _accidented_ country dissolved at last into an immeasurable plain. ❋ James Richardson (1828)
When next you travel that road, take time to count the number of broken down and accidented vehicles on the road, and even between Lagos and Ibadan or indeed any highway you are used to in Nigeria.
Thats fucking retarded …. doctors dont kill anyone, they just fail to save them ffs, its not like its their fault they accidented, and theres only so much they can do ❋ Unknown (2005)
a more accidented tale, appears in "The Nonne Preestes Tale," by the Grand Traducteur. ❋ Anonymous (1855)
