For an instant Descartes seems to have concurred in the plan of purchasing a post at Chatellerault, but he gave up the idea, and settled in Paris (June 1625), in the quarter where he had sought seclusion before. [Please select]
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Yes, to be sure, Mr Bloom unaffectedly concurred. [Please select]
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, all concurred to let loose and propagate the contagion, instead of keeping it within bounds. [Please select]
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But we have also concurred with the contrary view, viz. [Please select]
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When form and intention concurred the promisor must answer for what he undertook. [Please select]
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Observation and desire concurred with hatred of the clergy to warp their judgments. [Please select]
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"That is what I have said," concurred Vittoria, with strange eagerness. [Please select]
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Several favourable circumstances concurred to make it a notable event. [Please select]
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Either of them may be true, or both may have concurred to the common effect. [Please select]
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Eventually written opinions were submitted by Hamilton, Jefferson, and Randolph, confirming the views they had previously expressed, and, as Knox concurred with Hamilton, the Cabinet was still evenly divided on that fundamental question. [Please select]
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Gladstone entirely concurred, though he did not share the rest of his friend's theological opinions; for Lord Acton, while straining at the gnat of Infallibility, had swallowed the camel of the Roman Catholic Faith. [Please select]
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