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  • And I'd say no, we love what you're doing, and the au - dience loves it too.

    ɘloЯ 2010

  • "Hold still, creature!" he cried for the benefit of the au - dience that peered closely at the heaving surface of froth.

    Here There Are Monsters 2010

  • In every letter he wrote to England, this was one of his prayers: but still the father, who knew not what to do witli his son at home, had besought his patience: and wrote to his son in the strongest terms, after reproaching him for his ungraciousness, to pay an implicit obe-dience to the doctor.

    Sir Charles Grandison 2006

  • Loose and easy as always, Quentin joked and laughed and told stories as they rode, leaving Bek to play the role of the au - dience and to simmer in his own uncertainty.

    Ilse Witch Brooks, Terry 2000

  • I want all data on industrial accidents and civil disobe dience worldwide, whenever it exceeds statistical probability as established in the actuarial tables of.

    Achille's Choice Niven, Larry 1991

  • "Hold still, creature!" he cried for the benefit of the au - dience that peered closely at the heaving surface of froth.

    Unicorn Point Anthony, Piers 1989

  • Since she could not choose it herself, and shared her oppo - nent's distrust of impersonal decisions, she asked "Au - dience?"

    Robot Adept Anthony, Piers 1988

  • They were religious and pious men, and if obe - dience to the moral precepts of the Gospel seemed to them to surpass any other consideration, the dog - matic formulation retained great significance for them.

    RELIGIOUS TOLERATION ELISABETH LABROUSSE 1968

  • Doing this he affects his au - dience more successfully.

    EMPATHY CHARLES EDWARD GAUSS 1968

  • Gandhi was influenced by the Sermon on the Mount, especially Tolstoy's interpretation of it, by corre - spondence with him, and by Thoreau's Civil Disobe - dience.

    ETHICS OF PEACE ELIZABETH FLOWER 1968

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