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• She was a woman of energy. (10)
• The energy of this wretch is terrific. (10)
• Energy, transferred to the moral sense, may clear them yet. (10)
• I want to see a mental force, energy of brain. (10)
• Out there youth and energy would run unchecked. (8)
• I spoke of the fruits of energy and resolution. (10)
• But an inspired energy of faith is demanded of it. (10)
• Her energy had returned to her with the sense of sacrifice. (10)
• Her energy had returned to her with the sense of sacrifice. (22)
• Energy is adapted to flourish equally in every branch of labour. (10)
• Pole was pursuing in the gusty energy of his previous explanation. (10)
• At any rate, this makes for energy decision, and a ready practicality. (16)
• She had much energy, but still had discretion to keep much in reserve. (18)
• She lay still awhile, and then she roused herself with indignant energy. (9)
• Little did he imagine the resourceful energy of the showman in a crisis! (21)
• Dr. Schlesien had met and meditated on this example of the island energy. (10)
• That is the delirious energy of our craving, which has no life in our souls. (10)
• Bromfield Corey liked his son Tom for the gentleness which tempered his energy. (9)
• Her guiding principle, the conservation of energy, did not abandon her in sorrow. (8)
• He crammed his energy into his idea of the part, to carry it forward victoriously. (10)
• Laura spent her energy in taunts, but Vittoria spoke only of her resolve, and to the point. (10)
• The sound was like a whimper; exasperating to one who had witnessed her remorseless energy. (10)
• The sound was like a whimper; exasperating to one who had witnessed her remorseless energy. (22)
• Had she energy or spirit to meet him in the afternoon by the rock archway, as she had promised? (8)
• The wine gave him what he wanted, an edge to these few hours of pleasure, an exaltation of energy. (8)
• Like the first John Mattock, it was formerly of, and yet by dint of sturdy energy, above the people. (10)
• This community is perhaps the most diversified to be found in a national centre of thought and energy. (16)
• For what on earth made her throw such energy, and glory of music, into a song before fellows like these? (10)
• A man who had to get through so many daily hours of real work did not dissipate his energy in speculation. (8)
• All of them had the aspect of the national energy which has vanquished obstacles to subside on its ideal. (10)
• He paid the money, dying sour; a splendid example of energy on the road, a forbidding one at the terminus. (10)
• By and by a son would shove him aside; meanwhile he shelved his parent, according to the manners of energy. (10)
• In spite of his feverish, tenacious energy, in spite of his ironic humour, there was something of the woman in him! (8)
• He rebuked them and set about with tact and energy to raise the spirits of his men and reanimate them with courage. (19)
• The element of charm, scarcely less than the elements of energy, integrity, and penetration, is a prime ingredient. (16)
• He wanted something, and wanted them to give their time and energy to something, that was not to be had in a market. (10)
• That disembodied tenderness was the symbol of the ultimate paralysis of his energy before her and men and the world. (12)
• To such a meaning breathed the unconscious sighs of the youth, when he had pulled through his first feverish energy. (10)
• His very stillness, the way he conserved every little scrap of energy, showed the tenacity with which he was fighting. (8)
• But Iberville was then at Placentia, in Newfoundland, bent on finding other fields for his energy and martial prowess. (19)
• But it was curiously observable that the opposing force recovered energy from defeat, while mine languished in victory. (10)
• She was indeed a figure suggestive of open air and generous living, endowed with abundant energy, and not devoid of humour. (8)
• They seemed deserted on this midsummer afternoon, for those people who had the energy to stir had gone to the polo grounds. (13)
• In fact, he entered into the spirit of all practical reforms with an energy and intelligence that quite reconciled her to him. (9)
• The energy and fire of the great William Pitt put new life into the hearts of the English people in every part of the Empire. (19)
• When he ended she spoke, and with something of his own energy; he made a gesture of submission, and when she rose he rose, too. (9)
• Still we must have poetry to hallow this and other forms of energy: or say, if you like, the right view of them impels to poetry. (10)
• The greatest energy at that moment was being expended on the dome, which rose proudly over the crossing of the nave and transepts. (5)
• This electric energy which is being more widely distributed has called forth invention after invention of labor-saving machinery. (17)
• With unexampled energy my wife was busy during this period founding a new home for us and finding a new field of activity for me. (12)
• He had undertaken his duties with his accustomed energy and conscientiousness, and at times wearied even the judge with his scruples. (13)
• People see, and they rush away to interchange liftings of hands at the sight, instead of patiently studying the phenomenon of energy. (10)
• The humour of her tranced eyes in the shaking head provoked him to defend the baroness for her goodness of heart, her energy of brain. (10)
• The inherent energy of the circus is never more fully demonstrated than when there is tardiness in arriving at the town of exhibition. (21)
• Bromfield Corey had not inherited it, and he had made his straight nose his defence when the old merchant accused him of a want of energy. (9)
• He could not pursue two thoughts on a political question, or grasp the idea of a salutary energy in the hosts animated by his leadership. (10)
• Of all kinds of human energy, Art is surely the most free, the least parochial; and demands of us an essential tolerance of all its forms. (8)
• The courage and energy he had shown in that expedition to the desert, his mind, and not least of all his physical advantages dazzled her. (12)
• My most unexpected energy threw the whole table into a roar, at the conclusion of which Fin began his narrative of the mail-coach adventure. (6)
• He possesses a flawlessly accurate technic, and has appeared frequently in public, although he devotes the greater part of his energy to teaching. (3)
• In none of the vocations of life, in times of crisis, are given better examples of energy, daring, discipline, and power of command and obedience. (21)
• The compressed energy of the man under his conscious display of a great-minded deference to the claims of family ties and duties, intoxicated him. (10)
• Rather he kept this theme for the pastime of conversation, driving the ball indeed at times with an energy which would suggest the professional athlete. (14)
• She had none of those lightnings of primitive energy, nor the noble rashness and reliance on her lover, which his imagination had filled her with; none. (10)
• Tributes like these to the enterprise and energy and superior skill of the American circus men covered the almost continuous period of their foreign wanderings. (21)
• For thought makes demands on an energy already in full use; thought causes introspection; and introspection causes discomfort, and disturbs the grooves of action. (8)

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