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He tried to banish his anxiety.
His story will banish your fears.
The King came to see his daughter-in-law almost every day, and always spoke to her in the same kindly but unmeaning vein, assuring her that her sisters must be safe, and promising to believe nothing against herself; but, as the Lady of Glenuskie knew from Olivier de Terreforte, taking no measures either to discover the fate of the princesses or to banish and silence Jamet de Tillay, though it was all over the Court that the Dauphiness was dying for love of Alain Chartier.
” Comethup walked home thoughtfully, holding that last whispered phrase of hers steadily before him, and striving to banish everything else.
The emperor demanded from the king, as his feudal vassal, that he should immediately banish from the country Johann von Ibelin and his whole family, and no longer afford them shelter or protection, seeing that they had broken their allegiance.
" We recognize him, although we do not know who Dodd is: Dodd is a leading member of the Rationalist Press Association, a militant agnostic, and a dear compact man, one of those Middle Victorians who go about with a preoccupied, caulking air, as though, having been at great cost and pains to banish God from the Universe, they were resolved not to permit Him back on any terms whatever.
By such concentration we can free ourselves of many thoughts and feelings upon which we do not wish to dwell: but our power to do this is very limited, and if the feeling be strong and its cause persistent, it requires a very unusual effort of will to banish it thus.
Here is the point which distinguishes experimental science from a speculative science; in the former, we must banish thought, in the latter we must build by means of thought.
I dare say we shall be often together, and I should like to banish any needless restraint between us.
Meanwhile, they rather wish and desire, even somewhat importunely, to be insorbed and absorbed by Europe, they long to be finally settled, authorized, and respected somewhere, and wish to put an end to the nomadic life, to the "wandering Jew",-and one should certainly take account of this impulse and tendency, and MAKE ADVANCES to it (it possibly betokens a mitigation of the Jewish instincts) for which purpose it would perhaps be useful and fair to banish the anti-Semitic bawlers out of the country.
Have a try therefore at something, and banish all sorrow from your mind.
" In Britain, the Financial Times published a front page interview with Japan's central bank governor, Masaru Hayami, in which he called on his government to cut income and corporate taxes in its promised emergency package to banish the "dark prospects" hanging over the country's economy.
The boldly simplified work of friends such as Barnett Newman and Clyfford Still (the California abstractionist he'd met on a trip west in 1944) may have encouraged him to banish imagery from his work.
The Impressionists have trained our eyes to see the modern world of work and leisure in a certain way and in a certain--natural--light and to think that it is a good thing to banish myth from modern painting.
Imposing a single, federally approved standard for the kinds of constitutionally protected content that government can banish from public forums in the name of protecting minors seems likelier to skew the market.
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