This seeming pedantry is, however, atoned for by the clear practical aim of his sermons, the noble ideal he keeps before his hearers, and the skill with which he handles spiritual experience and urges incentives to virtue. [Please select]
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They take their breath of life from each other in signs of affection, proofs of faithfulness, incentives to admiration. [Please select]
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But under the spur of constant variety and change, these difficulties were merely incentives to progress. [Please select]
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Hopes and fears had been his incentives to duty before; principle had grown up in his soul now. [Please select]
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There are as many possibilities of emphasis as there are incentives to philosophical reflection. [Please select]
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Even cold and soured natures may become under some incentives enthusiastic and ingenious. [Please select]
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The filthy cabins allotted for their habitations were in themselves incentives to personal uncleanliness. [Please select]
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