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• Watch the result. (10)
• What was the result? (16)
• But the result is got. (16)
• But is the net result evil? (16)
• But is the net result evil?… (16)
• The result came slowly, but surely. (16)
• Is it or is it not a result of Democracy? (14)
• Moreover, a happy present effect was the result. (10)
• One good result certainly followed from all this. (6)
• The result of her observations was not agreeable. (4)
• But Barclugh was to be disappointed in this result. (18)
• Can you lay a plan that will accomplish the result? (18)
• Control and discipline undermined, and these bitter apples the result! (8)
• It would be the natural result of your affection for her. (4)
• The indiscretion would be equal, and the result the same. (10)
• It had been dimly and richly conjectured as a hoped result. (10)
• Adrian was gratified at the result produced by his eloquence. (10)
• Sleep, indeed, must be the result of dire fatigue in such a bed. (10)
• It was not callousness, but the natural result of being fluttered. (8)
• Emma waited the result with impatience, but not without strong hopes. (4)
• Perhaps it is the result of republican institutions, as they call them. (2)
• No result followed, while Blink wriggled on her base and licked her lips. (8)
• The result was a kind of heavy froth, an air of thoroughly domestic vice. (8)
• Sentry after sentry was passed by Wolfe and his men with the same result. (19)
• But apparently Senor Valdes would not think this any great artistic result. (9)
• The result in him was, that Laetitia became humanly and avowedly beautiful. (10)
• The result was the United Press, which soon worked up an effective service. (16)
• Add breadth and foresight, and we have the greater result of fortune and fame. (16)
• If he comes, let me know the good that you think will result from an interview? (10)
• She said she would just go in and look; and the wise reader imagines the result. (9)
• Whatever the result, no person so seductive as Clara Middleton had he ever met. (10)
• The result was visible in a better attendance than had been seen since summer-time began. (8)
• For, as a result of those four minutes, ruin, utter and irretrievable, stares him in the face. (8)
• He had been denouncing the flat in the abstract, and he had not expected this concrete result. (9)
• There is very little poverty and what there is is obviously the result of vice or improvidence. (7)
• The result corroborated his devotional belief in the unerringness of his own powerful intuition. (10)
• The result was a musical technic capable of development, and refined beyond need of further reformation. (3)
• Practically, it had no other result than to detain the travellers into the very heart of the hot weather. (9)
• You realize what the result of this suit must be: You will be left dependent on an undischarged bankrupt. (8)
• The civil war had come and gone, and that order accepted the result if not with faith, then with patience. (9)
• Had this, as a result of sharp mental overhauling, sprung from himself, there would have been hope for him. (10)
• They, meantime, who had a contempt for sleep, waited aloft to hold debate over the result of the interview. (10)
• Mercy ought no more to qualify judgment in an artistic result than in a mathematical result. (9)
• The result was that 2500 troops and 33 cannon and the whole territory of Michigan was surrendered to Canada. (19)
• The high spirit and strong passions of Mrs. Rushworth, especially, were made known to him only in their sad result. (4)
• They did not care much about the result of the engagement, which, as I said, was reported to have been favourable. (10)
• A meeting with a friend of my father, Mr. Monterez Williams, was the result of our resolute adoption of this system. (10)
• It was the natural result of the conduct of each party, and such as a very imprudent marriage almost always produces. (4)
• She would try, she would do her best, but the result would be a view clouded and discolored by the effort she must make. (9)
• An accident, happy in its result, but threatening for a moment a painful disaster, made a pause at Budapest a necessity. (20)
• This brought on a dialogue of civilities between the other two; but Catherine heard neither the particulars nor the result. (4)
• She was far from depending on that result of his preference of her, which her mother and sister still considered as certain. (4)
• The result might easily have been foreseen and doubtless was predicted by patriots whose admonitions have not come down to us. (7)
• The result is, that comparatively few specimens of the works of the composers mentioned have come down to us in available form. (3)
• As a result he was but histrionically master of himself when the Countess Livia or the nimbus of the lady appeared in the room. (10)
• The result was evident in the satiation with rhythm and grace which her limbs and joints showed and her perfect control of them. (12)
• We waited therefore with the greatest impatience, for the return of Edward in order to impart to him the result of our Deliberations. (4)
• As a result the pair concluded that I should seek out the Prior, since the Abbot was from home, and lay my case immediately before him. (2)
• The process is probably not at all different, and to the philosophical mind the kind of result is unimportant; the process is everything. (9)
• Editors fought among themselves, anon with fatal result, especially about Richmond in Virginia, and Nashville in Tennessee, and New Orleans. (16)
• The result of this propaganda is evident in the public belief that such houses are fireproof houses, while as a matter of fact they are not. (17)
• Unless, as a result, he besieged and wooed his wife, his wife would hold on a course inclining constantly farther from the union he desired. (10)
• This was the combination which Haydn selected as the most useful and effective, as the result of his experience as a conductor for many years. (3)
• At the same time, being in the grasp of his present disappointment, he perceived a meanness in the result, that was astonishing and afflicting. (10)
• The composer must make this appeal adequate to the effect; anything less would result in an anti-climax totally disastrous to dramatic illusion. (3)
• Their digestion was alike impaired by their joint life, but as they took the same medicines Mrs. Lander was baffled to account for the varying result. (9)
• When Mela reported this result, Christine accused her of having mismanaged the whole business; she quarrelled with her, and they called each other names. (9)
• The result is in many ways shown in the following example: [Music] =Leonin= (about 1140) and =Perotin= (his pupil) were organists at Notre Dame in Paris. (3)
• The result, March eagerly owned, was better than the literary result, and he foresaw that the number would be sold and praised chiefly for its pictures. (9)
• Their greatest obstacle will be the overweening expectations and inconsiderate temper of the Irish themselves, both of them the result of artificial rather than natural causes. (14)

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