As far as I can tell, your argument, which you inist Mr. Sidgwick must accept if he wishes to avoid being bespattered with innuendo about Final Solutions, is as follows: if the phantasms I, John Roosevelt, conjure up are true representations of reality, then a negotiated settlement is impossible; therefore, a negotiated settlement is impossible. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Worse, why aren't your blogospheric cromies lighting up like $2 joints and whining that you are a "massage-inist"? ❋ Zoe Brain (2008)
Being up early next morning, he saw the whole range lying dark and frowning under the inist; but in the east the dawn was breaking up the shadows of night, and the sky was brightening with the promise of a new day -- a picture which he has introduced into his well-known missionary hymn -- ❋ Unknown (1889)
I begin to be heartily weary of my employment as _Examiner_; which I wish the m [inist] ry would consider, with half so much concern as I do, and assign me some other with less pains, and a larger pension. ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)
By this rule, if that which, for some politic reasons, is now called scandal upon the late m [inist] ry, proves one day to be only an abstract of such a character as they will assume and be proud of; I think I may fairly offer my pretensions, and hope for their favour. ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)
Since that time, the bulk of the Whigs appears rather to be linked to a certain set of persons, than any certain set of principles: so that if I were to define a member of that party, I would say, he was one "who believed in the late m [inist] ry." ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)
And this is an omission I venture to charge upon the present m [inist] ry, who are too apt to despise little things, which however have not always little consequences. ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)
In short, there is nothing I ever said of those worthy patriots, which may not be as well excused; therefore, as soon as they resume their places, I positively design to put in my claim; and, I think, may do it with much better grace, than many of that party who now make their court to the present m [inist] ry. ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)
But I cannot forbear asserting, as my opinion, that for a m [inist] ry to endure such open calumny, without calling the author to account, is next to deserving it. ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)
I am speaking of, seem to me, not fairly to represent the sentiments of their party; who in disputing with us, do generally give up several of the late m [inist] ry, and freely own many of their failings. ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)
Make The Logo Bigger, the most prolific, insightful and WTF-inist blogger in our industry, and Her Excellency, the excellent expatriate Angela Natividad, of ❋ Jetpacks (2010)
Ernie be - inist group known as the Ellen Jamesians. ❋ Unknown (2009)
When I went off to college in 1994, there were certainly females who would have described themselves as "radical queer femme-inist artist activists," but they were easily identifiable by their piercings, tattoos, dyed-purple butch dyke haircuts, punk outfits, etc. ❋ Unknown (2009)
"Radical queer femme-inist artist activists" tend to self-mutilate with piercings, tattoos, and butch haircuts, and one suspects that our friend doesn't want to go quite that far and is set on landing a rich husband after college. ❋ Unknown (2009)
International journal of solids and structures, cat. inist.fr, link ❋ Unknown (2009)
However- I’m a sex-positive feminist, and might actually be best described as a “femme”-inist- as I wear make-up, shave my legs, date men, am friends with men, and believe men can be feminists. ❋ Unknown (2006)
For when such persons are at the head of affairs, the low opinion they have of princes, will certainly tempt them to violate that respect they ought to bear; and at the same time, their own want of duty to their sovereign is largely made up, by exacting greater submissions to themselves from their fellow-subjects: it being indisputably true, that the same principle of pride and ambition makes a man treat his equals with insolence, in the same proportion as he affronts his superiors; as both Prince and people have sufficiently felt from the late m [inist] ry. ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)
m [inist] ry, and their abettors, were true friends to the Church. ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)
m [inist] ry, and lay some time under a suspicion of writing the ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)
"_To the Right Honourable the present M [inist] ry, the humble Petition of the Party Writers to the late M [inist] ry. ❋ Jonathan Swift (1706)
