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• Are conditions favourable? (8)
• The changed conditions forbade that. (9)
• These conditions, however, are ephemeral. (16)
• I submit to any conditions: only let me see her. (10)
• The country course offers none of these conditions. (21)
• Anybody may do it who will comply with the conditions. (9)
• In yourself may lurk the trap: On conditions they caress. (10)
• I suppose we should be like them if we had the same conditions. (9)
• He felt that he could have helped her under happier conditions. (10)
• Uneven settlement was sure to take place under such conditions. (17)
• Yes; I understand the conditions of your uncompromising conscience. (9)
• His work has to be done under narrow and cramping conditions of time. (16)
• They are an almost positive cure of inflammatory internal conditions. (10)
• Our souls are hideously subject to the conditions of our animal nature! (10)
• He resembled wine in the other conditions attached to its rare qualities. (10)
• The conditions were in fact almost perfect for seeing more of one another. (8)
• In the union of the two conditions she sees herself slavishly domesticated. (10)
• I wish to take a dive among new conditions for a while, as into another element. (2)
• These annoying conditions, however, do not present themselves as a general rule. (21)
• You see, these old customs go such a way back, and are so grounded in conditions. (9)
• All of these samples are made under ideal conditions by the most careful experts. (17)
• I suppose that conditions of life exist where one meets the original complexities. (10)
• Were she, under happiest conditions, to put her hand in his, shame would burn her. (10)
• He disliked after-dinner speaking, and made conditions for his own exemption from it. (9)
• We cannot escape from this; we are shut up to it by the very conditions of our being. (9)
• It is essential to study the local conditions under which the house will have to stand. (17)
• It was the only time I ever heard him discuss the conditions and hardships of his trade. (8)
• Thence-forward no Huguenot was to be permitted to enter the colony under any conditions. (19)
• Under such conditions Ottilia would not have commanded my return but what was I to imagine? (10)
• Doubtless he is as well acquainted with conditions as the writer; perhaps better acquainted. (16)
• Certainly I do not think any one would; and here our novelist must again submit to conditions. (9)
• The conditions there described seem almost like our modern difficulties with labor and materials. (17)
• The new conditions would at once and automatically change the direction of his personal interests. (16)
• He has already been over the course once, noting its conditions with caution born of long experience. (21)
• That life with her husband was a dungeon to her nature deeper than any imposed by present conditions. (10)
• You know the ingenuity of the political economists in justifying the egotism to which conditions appeal. (9)
• She either refused him outright, that last night in Carlsbad, or else she made impossible conditions with him. (9)
• Whether or not these changes will continue when normal conditions of business are restored cannot be predicted. (16)
• The natives will not live out because they cannot keep their self- respect in the conditions of domestic service. (9)
• Unhappily I was brought up amid conditions that make it hard for me to have a practical opinion on this net basis. (12)
• Grass seed should then be selected which will give the most rugged growth for the particular conditions of the site. (17)
• He had no thought of abandoning his task at this stage to resume it on the morrow under more advantageous conditions. (1)
• Such are the strange conditions of his acceptance with the public, that he may please better without it than with it. (9)
• As yet the unequal modern conditions were undreamed of (who indeed could have dreamed of them forty or fifty years ago?) (9)
• If the conditions were demonstrably insufferable, she should have sought her freedom through the appropriate legal methods. (12)
• Perhaps it may sometime be different; I do not believe it will till the conditions are different, and that is a long way off. (9)
• I should have said in younger days, because it will not look plainly on our nature and try to reconcile it with our conditions. (10)
• Quite by chance of things, Carinthia Jane looked on the land of her father and mother for the first time under those conditions. (10)
• It binds you to nothing but the abandonment of your present companion, with certain conditions of the same nature as to the future. (8)
• It is not recorded that any lawyer ever rebelled against the iron authority of these conditions and stood for truth and conscience. (7)
• As in all right conditions, it is here the employer who asks for work, not the employee; and the work must be respectfully asked for. (9)
• In the forenoons he had nothing to do, for he worked at his picture only when the conditions renewed themselves with the sinking sun. (9)
• When the city editor makes sport of the ill-printed country paper, he forgets under what conditions the country editor at times works. (16)
• The house was very full, and the Ellisons (who had come on with them from Montreal) were bestowed in less state only on like conditions. (9)
• It is quite possible that there will be further consolidations in New York and Boston before long; at least conditions are ripe for them. (16)
• These are conditions which, considering everything, I had no hesitation in complying with, as far as I thought myself privileged, for you. (4)
• In 1826, he went to Paris, the Mecca of all opera composers, with the design of making himself familiar with the conditions of Grand Opéra. (3)
• Then the heaped-up gloom of the night, the black, wet journey to the cars and a possible awakening to identical conditions in the morning. (21)
• He rather preferred the East Side to the West Side lines, because they offered more nationalities, conditions, and characters to his inspection. (9)
• Sometime, I believe, the artist and his public will draw nearer together in a mutual understanding, though perhaps not in our present conditions. (9)
• In northern nations it took the direction of rebellion against prevailing religious and political conditions, for example, in Germany and England. (3)
• Angelical and mortal mixed, making the glory overhead a sign of the close union of our human conditions with the ethereal and psychically divined. (10)
• Under these hard conditions importers find it impossible to do much business, the exorbitant wages demanded by seamen consuming most of the profit. (7)
• But his conditions being dependent upon them, the ladies felt in their hearts a spring of absolute rebellion when the call for fresh sacrifices came. (10)
• The magazine is a little despotic, a little arbitrary; but unquestionably its favor is essential to success, and its conditions are not such narrow ones. (9)
• Previously to this invasion of the industrial field by woman there had arisen conditions that were in themselves peculiarly menacing to the social fabric. (7)
• When Mr. Robinson had finished there were other comments, especially one by Mr. Youmans, in which he described early conditions of building in San Francisco. (17)
• And old Jolyon controlled himself, keeping down, with his masterful restraint now slowly wearing out, the irritation fostered in him by the conditions of his life. (8)
• It might be enlightening with respect to present conditions to consider the probabilities and circumstances of their employment if they were here and in the flesh. (16)
• Of themselves, the conditions that surround the calling of the critic are enough to account for the absence from the American newspapers of authoritative criticism. (16)
• It was vigorous, pointed, and a reasonable summary of the situation politically, but it was an appeal to fundamental principles, not to temporary political conditions. (14)

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