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Sentences ending with interference

But he knew what a distance their ages seemed just now to put between them,--a distance which would grow practically less and less with every year, and he did not wish to risk anything so long as there was no danger of interference. [6]
The little tablet was accompanied by a second, which, in the Regent's name, authorized the bearer to have the harbour chains raised anywhere, to go out into the open sea and return without interference. [10]
Fortunately, for him the young man who had been introduced at such a most critical moment was not one from whom he need apprehend any serious interference. [6]
I say, then, that one great danger comes from the chance of foreign interference. [6]
Marianne stood aside; she dimly perceived that something vital was going on, that something inevitable had happened which would admit of no interference. [10]
Now, Sir, you see what Americanizing is in politics;--it means that a man shall have a vote because he is a man,--and shall vote for whom he pleases, without his neighbor's interference. [6]
There seems no reasonable doubt that Myrtle Hazard might have made a safe thing of it with Gifted Hopkins, (if so inclined,) provided that she had only been secured against interference. [6]
And if we look further, considering the danger of concentration of power in irresponsible hands, we see a new cause for alarm in undue federal mastery and interference. [4]
Here was an instance of a democratic culture growing in isolation, resentful of all external interference. [9]
No doubt they have sometimes prescribed unwisely, in compliance with the prejudices of their time, but they have grown wiser as they have grown older, and learned to trust more in nature and less in their plans of interference. [3]

More example sentences with the word interference in them

You will have your lifetime to reckon with it, free from any interference on my part; for, if I can help it, we shall never meet again in this world--never. [11]
Ismail granted it with reluctance, chiefly because he disliked any interference with his comforts, and Dicky was one of them--in some respects the most important. [11]
But, during the whole of her recital, she could not rid herself of the apprehension that he was thinking her interference unwarranted, her coming an indelicate repetition of the other visit. [9]
It depends altogether upon the proposition that the States must, without the interference of the General Government, do all those things that pertain exclusively to themselves,--that are local in their nature, that have no connection with the General Government. [7]
I hold myself under constitutional obligations to allow the people in all the States, without interference, direct or indirect, to do exactly as they please; and I deny that I have any inclination to interfere with them, even if there were no such constitutional obligation. [7]
Up to this time Dick Venner had not decided on the particular mode and the precise period of relieving himself from the unwarrantable interference which threatened to defeat his plans. [6]
For this year there will be no foreign interference with us. [6]
Smith, who knew the Indians and their ostentation, told Newport that the intention was to cheat him, but his interference was resented. [4]
His interference, in that particular instance, might have been an excellent thing, but to permit it would have been to establish a most pernicious precedent. [5]
They would have succeeded in this great scheme, as I understand it, but for the interference of Cecil Rhodes and Mr. Beit, and other Chiefs of the Matabele, who persuaded their countrymen to revolt and throw off their allegiance to Germany. [5]
But he got rid of interference from that day forth. [9]
For if Mr. Rhodes's plan was to provoke a collision that would compel the interference of England, that was a serious matter. [5]
If you have, prosecute it without interference from me. [7]
To give confidence outside is to destroy the mutual confidence upon which the relation rests, and though interference may patch up livable compromises, the bloom of love and the joy of life are not in them. [4]
He can not only be badly wounded, but his life is in danger; and he would sometimes lose it but for the interference of the surgeon. [5]
I can guarantee one thing only: I will do my best to prevent this injury of an estimable citizen, interference with the laws of our city, and violation of good taste. [10]
Mr. Prescott, instead of treating the matter as an interference, earnestly encouraged Mr. Motley to go on, and placed at his disposition such of the books in his library as could be most useful to him. [6]
The great importance of preserving this individualism, this spirit in our citizens of self-reliance, this suspicion against too much interference with personal liberty, must at once be admitted. [9]
How deeply the notion of miraculous interference with the course of nature was rooted, is shown by the tenacity of the superstition about earthquakes. [3]
Oh, no, no, no--I wanted no impertinent interference of the law. [5]
We have purposed no harm; and yet but for your brave interference and protection these people would have killed us. [5]
He is certainly mutely accusing me of vexatious interference with his paternal rights, and yet he may be sure that I feel a special regard for him. [10]
How the experiment might have ended but for this empirical and most unphilosophical interference, there is no saying; but it settled the point that the rebellious nature was not to be subjugated in a brief conflict. [6]
From their first meeting Els had seemed to her incapable of any careless error, and she had merely tried, by her bold, interference, to protect her from the gossip of evil tongues. [10]
And this, diversity is so important, this contribution of diverse elements is so necessary to the complex strength and prosperity of the whole, that one must view with alarm all federal interference and tendency to greater centralization. [4]
Immediately after his interference with the popular vote he had despatched a letter by a carrier-pigeon to the patriarch in Upper Egypt, and Benjamin's reply would no doubt give him powers for still more vigorous measures. [10]
But for its interference that man would have essentially died thirty times more, in the three years which have since elapsed. [5]
But for its interference that man in the three years which have since elapsed, would have essentially died thirty times more. [5]
This was pain indeed, and Ephraim's conduct gave him cause for fresh anxiety; since Kasana's appearance and interference in behalf of him and his companions in suffering, the youth had again lapsed into silence and gazed with wandering eyes at the army or into vacancy. [10]
These circumstances resulted in an interference with the laws of nature which it must be confessed destroyed one of the most interesting studies in heredity that was ever offered to an historian of social life. [4]
So long as he could be reasonably secure against interference, he did not wish to hurry her in making her decision. [6]
The general practice has shared in this scientific advance, but it is limited and always will be limited within experimental bounds, by the infinite variations in individual constitutions, and the almost incalculable element of the interference of mental with physical conditions. [4]
He was ever for high- handedness, brooked no interference, and treated the Indians more as Company's serfs than as Company's friends and allies. [11]
I have no fear at present of foreign interference. [6]
He would have described himself as a governmental man, and had a theory of running the government with as little popular interference as possible. [4]
We break the bread and eat the salt of hospitality freely together and never dream of such a thing as offering impertinent interference in each other's political opinions. [5]
Our interference had been necessary and therefore justified, but we were not particularly proud of it, and our triumph had a temporarily sobering effect. [9]
If he refused, and was angry at her interference, that even would be something definite. [4]
By the Constitution and laws, the President is charged with no duty in the presidential election in any State, nor do I in this case perceive any military reason for his interference in the matter. [7]
He was bitter against his people; he credited them with more interference than was actual. [11]
But I state again that, as a matter of principle, there is no dispute upon the right of a people in a Territory, merging into a State, to form a constitution for themselves without outside interference from any quarter. [7]
Caesar can not accuse her of treason, at any rate, and her interference in the matter will clear us of all suspicion of complicity. [10]
Mr. Ives had a natural aversion to being laughed at, and as he walked back on the darker side of the street he wished heartily that he had stuck to his original Gamaliel-advocacy of no interference, of allowing the Supreme Judge to decide. [9]

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