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It reinforces the unseen hosts that fight for spirit in the age-long struggle with the powers of materialism and darkness.
SPIRIT AND MUSICH. ERNEST HUNTPersonality, then, must always be a vital factor since it colours and vitalises, as well as reinforces the meaning of the music.
SPIRIT AND MUSICH. ERNEST HUNTHe reinforces the soul with the fear and love of God, and gives it power, complete power, over the fleshly appetites.
WHEN THE HOLY GHOST IS COMES. L. BRENGLEThus, here also each element reinforces every other; all the factors of life are in constant interaction.
ELEMENTS OF FOLK PSYCHOLOGYWILHELM WUNDTHabit, so powerful, reinforces nature to strengthen a psychological state which then comes to be a veritable necessity.
DECADENCE AND OTHER ESSAYS ON THE CULTURE OF IDEASREMY DE GOURMONTFinally, it reinforces what has been said above as to the economic importance of rights of pasture.
THE AGRARIAN PROBLEM IN THE SIXTEENTH CENTURYRICHARD HENRY TAWNEYOn 7th June Troubridge reinforces Nelson's squadron of observation by adding ten sail of the line.
DRAKE, NELSON AND NAPOLEONWALTER RUNCIMANIt reinforces, inhibits, redirects habits already working or stirs up others which had not previously actively entered in.
HUMAN NATURE AND CONDUCTJOHN DEWEYThis method of approaching Him reinforces the emphasis on His manhood which came from Humanitarianism.
SOME CHRISTIAN CONVICTIONSHENRY SLOANE COFFINThis shows that for every tone an air column of a certain size most powerfully reinforces that tone.
RESONANCE IN SINGING AND SPEAKINGTHOMAS FILLEBROWN