The acts of the will as they flow from that natural faculty, or are elicited thereby, are all physical, but as they relate to a law whence they are good or evil, they are moral; the one term expresseth their being, the other their regularity and conformity to some rule whereunto their agents are obliged. ❋ 1616-1683 (1966)
Lastly, we may suppose that this word expresseth the twofold nature of ❋ C. 1300-1361 (1875)
Basically the only "medieval" joke is ending every verb in "eth," such as in the phrase, "I bloggeth about SpongeBob and expresseth my horror at how bad the episode was." ❋ Richard Nokes (2006)
It is but a light thing, to be vouched in so serious a matter, but yet it expresseth well the deformity. ❋ Unknown (2007)
And therefore, when great ones in their own particular motion, move violently, and, as Tacitus expresseth it well, liberius quam ut imperantium meminissent; it is a sign the orbs are out of frame. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Himself; in whom we consider not what attribute expresseth best His nature, which is incomprehensible, but what best expresseth our desire to honour Him. ❋ Unknown (2007)
Bernard expresseth it, by God's permission he rageth a while, hereafter to be confined to hell and darkness, which is prepared for him and his angels, Mat. xxv. ❋ Unknown (2007)
"Upon Mount Zion shall be deliverance; and there shall be holiness, and the house of Jacob shall possess their possessions," that is, the possessions of the heathen, which possessions he expresseth more particularly in the following verses, by the mount of Esau, the land of the Philistines, the fields of Ephraim, of Samaria, ❋ Unknown (2007)
But a marriage dinner is proclaimed by the loud sound of the wedding song, by the torches and the music, which as Homer expresseth it, ❋ Unknown (2004)
The chiefe motiues which induced his princely wisedome hereunto himselfe expresseth in maner following: ❋ Unknown (2003)
Even this, that physicians say to themselves, as Solomon expresseth it upon a higher occasion, “If it befall to me as befalleth to the fools, why should I labour to be more wise?” ❋ Unknown (2003)
For in this his succinct copy of verses, he summarily and briefly, yet fully enough expresseth how he would have us to understand that everyone in the project and enterprise of marriage ought to be his own carver, sole arbitrator of his proper thoughts, and from himself alone take counsel in the main and peremptory closure of what his determination should be, in either his assent to or dissent from it. ❋ Unknown (2002)
Describing the situation and portion of Ephraim and Manasseh, he thus expresseth himself: ❋ 1602-1675 (1979)
How fitly this word beside himself expresseth these phrases is readily observed by him who understandeth both languages. ❋ 1602-1675 (1979)
The evangelist expresseth it after the common way of speaking, when he calls it the Passover. ❋ 1602-1675 (1979)
Speaking of Leah bringing forth Reuben, he thus expresseth himself; "And having brought forth a male child, and obtaining favour from her husband by it, she called his name Rubel, because it happened to her according to the mercy of God; for this his name signifies." ❋ 1602-1675 (1979)
This woman, questionless, did not doubt of the innocence and purity of the soul of this child, nor of its future happiness, (for we will suppose the truth of the story) which happiness she expresseth sufficiently by this, that her son was going to his father Abraham. ❋ 1602-1675 (1979)
Things which the Jewish schools heard little of, did not believe, did not think; but things which our blessed Saviour expresseth lively and comprehensively enough, by that of eating his flesh and drinking his blood. ❋ 1602-1675 (1979)
