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Sentences ending with mould

If this man were not Gignoux, then the Lord had cast two in a strange mould. [9]
He, Franz himself was of different mould. [10]
There were vineyards, too, and thrifty patches of vegetables, and lines of flowers set in the carefully raked mould. [9]
It is argument that other mothers are made in like mould. [5]
In the first place, Emerson explains that the "_new views_," as they are called, are the oldest of thoughts cast in a new mould. [6]
As for the others, those who had supported him, they were cast in a less heroic mould. [9]
When Mr. Clement Lindsay presented himself, Mr. Bradshaw was a good deal surprised to see a young fellow of such a mould. [6]
Of course the good lady had anticipated a sea-captain of a far different mould. [9]
He counted himself but a rough sort of country gentleman, and the courtly face of his son had suggested the country gentleman cast in a finer mould. [11]
Believe me, they are as like as two ices from a mould. [9]

More example sentences with the word mould in them

Gazing into vacancy with wild eyes and chattering teeth, she tried to make cakes and mould dumplings out of the snow, which she probably took for flour. [10]
Its ball carried with it the hatreds, the rages of thirty years, shaped and cooled in the mould of malignant deliberation. [6]
But there it was, she died when I was ten, and there was no one to mould me. [11]
But there is this difference between its view and that of a person looking at us:--we look from within, and see nothing but the mould formed by the elements in which we are incased; other observers look from without, and see us as living statues. [6]
For some time there was no noise but the grating sound of the spades discharging their freight of mould and gravel. [5]
It has melted the world's conscience in its crucible, and cast it in a new mould, with features less like those of Moloch and more like those of humanity. [6]
The intellect, say the priestly sages, is a vivifying breath of the eternal spirit, and our soul is the mould or core for the mass of matter which we call a human being. [10]
The attitude of the body was not bad I should say--but the head, the face--Aye, the man who can mould such a likeness as that has his hand and eye guided by the holy spirits of art. [10]
Sweet and gracious souls Dear to my heart by nature's fondest names, Is not your memory still the precious mould That lends its form to Him who hears my prayer? [6]
She is certainly something unusual, that will fit no mould with which I am familiar. [10]
But, if you see your way to a better life, it were well you should choose one of nobler mould than I. I am not made for sacrifice, to play the missioner and snatch brands from the burning. [11]
Under the Dred Scott decision "squatter sovereignty" squatted out of existence, tumbled down like temporary scaffolding; like the mould at the foundry, served through one blast, and fell back into loose sand; helped to carry an election, and then was kicked to the winds. [7]
But you will never get such a condition as that unless your pulpits are filled by personalities, instead of puppets who are all cast in one mould, and who profess to be there by divine right. [9]
His abounding vitality must have produced its impression on all who met him; there was a still fire about him which any one could see would blaze up to melt all difficulties and recast obstacles into implements in the mould of an heroic will. [6]
It must slowly mould a public for itself; and the resistance of the early thoughtless judgments must be overcome by a counter-resistance to itself, in a better audience slowly mustering against the first. [6]
It fits the mental mould in which it was cast, and it will not exactly fit any other. [6]
A man of iron mould might perhaps say, No! [6]
The leaves rustled in the summer's breeze, patches of sunlight flickered on the mould, the birds twittered, and the squirrels scolded. [9]
They were set in the face like little round glow worms in a mould of clay. [11]
The sun meanwhile had risen, and the Alexandrian blushed to show himself in Dame Dorothea's presence in his short and ragged under-garment, which was quite inefficient to cover the still athletic mould of his limbs. [10]
His personal appearance had much to do with this, for he was of royal mould, and had an air of high breeding. [4]
It was hard for these people to believe that any man of mortal mould could find a foothold in that impregnable fortress,--could climb to that height and find the flower of love among its glaciers. [6]
Meant for a fine old town, to ripen like a Cheshire cheese within its walls of ancient rind, burrowed by crooked alleys and mottled with venerable mould, it seems likely to sacrifice its mellow future to a vulgar material prosperity. [6]
There was no doubt but that George was cast in a less aristocratic mould than his brother. [10]
Unconsciously, when we come in contact with the great of character, we mould our minds to their qualities. [9]
There the trapper, clerk, trader, and factor are cast in the mould of another century, though possessing the acuter energies of this. [11]
Here was a character to mould upon. [9]
His face seemed as though cast in metal, and was of wondrous fine mould, but deadly and unchangefully pale. [10]
As the great anatomist Bichat long ago said, if every one were cast in the same mould, there would be no such thing as beauty. [1]
Do philosophies tend also to cast those who adopt them into a mould? [9]
I am not a man of iron mould, and said that I should be delighted. [6]

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