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Sentences starting with mutual

Mutual payments have been made of the claims awarded by the late joint commission for the settlement of claims between the United States and Peru. [7]
Mutual recriminations follow. [5]

Sentences ending with mutual

With Philip as adopted son and heir there would be fewer spoils of office; with Philip as duke there would be none at all, for the instinct of distrust and antipathy was mutual. [11]

Short sentences using mutual

With mutual friendliness they parted. [11]
The mutual vest followed. [5]
Play of mutual affinities. [6]

Sentences containing mutual two or more times

The continuance of these relations between the two depended, as it should depend, upon mutual advantage and mutual good-will. [4]
In our modern notion of marriage, which is getting itself expressed in statute law, marriage is supposed to rest on mutual trust and mutual rights. [4]
Just at the end of his term in Congress it appears that our mutual friend Judge Douglas got our mutual friend Campbell a good office, and sent him to California upon it. [7]

More example sentences with the word mutual in them

The knowledge in which Bacon excelled all men was a knowledge of the mutual relations of all departments of knowledge. [5]
Alice and Philip were set down at the farmhouse, and the company parted with mutual enthusiasm over the success of the excursion. [4]
Most of them were personally known to Cleopatra who, to their mutual pleasure and advantage, had measured her intellectual powers with the most brilliant minds of their body. [10]
The trio were well accustomed to act together, and were linked to each other by ties of mutual interest and advantage, and nothing more was needed. [12]
By mutual concession we should harmonize and act together. [7]
That the mind was largely concerned in these there was no doubt, but the mutual interactions of mind and body are often too complex to admit of satisfactory analysis. [6]
A mutual agreement was entered into between the Governor and the old Indian fighter in command of the Western Department, to respect each other. [9]
It was a violent case of mutual love at first sight, though neither party was entirely aware of the fact, perhaps. [5]
They who rule us speak with foreign tongue, but their hearts desire our peace and a mutual regard. [11]
Nothing will bring us into this desirable mutual understanding except sympathy and personal contact. [4]
Middendorf, too, reported to the Lutzow Jagers at once, and so did the son of Professor Bellermann, and their mutual friend Bauer, spite of his delicate health which seemed to unfit him for any exertion. [10]
I have proposed to some of the foreign states thus interested mutual conventions to examine and adjust such complaints. [7]
The talk went to other topics, and after a half-hour ended in mutual good-feeling. [4]
It seemed rather to heighten mutual respect. [9]
The conference came to an end by mutual acquiescence, without producing an agreement of views upon the several matters discussed, or any of them. [7]
Both had crossed this threshold for the first time for four years, that is since the marriage of Mena with Nefert, and the old enmity seemed now to have given way to heartfelt reconciliation and mutual understanding. [10]
Some had supposed there was a mutual attachment between them; there was a story that they were secretly betrothed, in accordance with the rumor which had been current in the village. [6]
Would it not, then, be much less painful to have the question decided by mutual friends some time before, than to snarl and quarrel until the day of election, and then both be beaten by the common enemy? [7]
The contrast in the temperament of the two friends--the one sensitive and irritable, and the other always cool and good-natured--only increased their mutual attachment to each other, and Motley's dependence upon Stackpole. [6]
Their greeting was the signal of two people with a mutual understanding. [9]
My going to the Legislature will be, I think, to our mutual advantage. [9]
The recognition of the fact that the newspaper is a private and purely business enterprise will help to define the mutual relations of the editor and the public. [4]
They spoke of the countess' health, of their mutual friends, of the latest war news, and when the ten minutes required by propriety had elapsed after which a visitor may rise, Nicholas got up to say good-by. [2]
They had touched the chord of a secret and mutual experience which had gone so far that their lives would be influenced by it for ever after. [11]
Who shall say that this is not the golden age of mutual trust, of unlimited reliance upon human promises? [5]
The fact is that people in any relations incur mutual obligations, and the world cannot go on without a recognition of duties as well as rights. [4]
It so happened that mutual sympathy--who can say how it was related to Philip?--had drawn them much together, and chance had given them many opportunities for knowing each other. [4]
They both experienced that most seductive of all influences, a secret knowledge and a pact of mutual silence and purpose. [11]
And I trust that in the future we shall grow into the mutual respect and affection which our nearer relationship will demand. [9]
All such collisions tend to excite misapprehensions, and possibly to produce mutual reclamations between nations which have a common interest in preserving peace and friendship. [7]
You will now state positively which was the mutual one. [5]
Dorcas really thinks she raised George, and that is one of her prides, but perhaps it was a mutual raising, for their ages were the same--thirteen years short of mine. [5]
The years had seen many shifting scenes in their companionship; they had been as often at war as at peace; but they had respected each other, each after her own fashion; and now they had a real and mutual regard. [11]
There is no reporting in the world so exact, so perfect, as that in a woman's mind, of the words, looks, and acts of her lover in the first days of mutual confession and understanding. [11]
It is quite probable that we shall find we have had mutual acquaintances. [11]
And how the pert young thing of eleven will chance to be the favorite wife and her own venerable grandmother have to rank away down toward D 4 in their mutual husband's esteem, and have to sleep in the kitchen, as like as not. [5]
These monkeys are particularly apt to act in this manner, grinning at the same time, when first introduced to a new monkey, but often also to their old monkey friends; and after this mutual display they begin to play together. [1]
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]
The two looked out for a long time, then, as if by a mutual impulse, suddenly turned their eyes on each other. [11]
They knew each other well, and each knew things of the other which inspired them with mutual fear. [10]
If we could only allow one another to talk uninterruptedly all the time, the dinner would be the greatest success in the world, and we should come home full of the highest mutual respect. [8]
Had there been one honest passion in your treatment of me-- in your marrying me--there would be something on which to base mutual respect, which is more or less necessary when one is expected to love. [11]
They were again on that plane of mutual understanding and intimacy for which neither could account. [9]
Webster's leading definition of the verb "to compromise" is "to adjust and settle a difference, by mutual agreement, with concessions of claims by the parties. [7]
The mutual taking-in of the pretty street costume and the pretty morning toilet was the work of a moment--the photographer has invented no machine that equals a woman's eyes for such a purpose. [4]
He brought letters of introduction from mutual friends in San Francisco, and by invitation I breakfasted with him. [5]
The great principle of evolution stands up clear and firm, when these groups or facts are considered in connection with others, such as the mutual affinities of the members of the same group, their geographical distribution in past and present times, and their geological succession. [1]
All these schemes of a helpful, altruistic life had been in her dream, but how empty it was without the mutual confidence, the repose in the one human love for which she cared. [4]
Then it says: 'Now you have openly and inconsiderately broken our bond of mutual forbearance. [11]
In fact, the Northeastern Railroads and myself must work together to our mutual advantage--that has become quite clear to me. [9]
There has been no thought of removing General Fremont on any ground connected with his proclamation, and if there has been any wish for his removal on any ground, our mutual friend Sam. [7]
By this policy no one portion of our friends can ever be certain as to what course another portion may adopt; and by this want of mutual and perfect understanding our political identity is partially frittered away and lost. [7]
The most common mutual service in the higher animals is to warn one another of danger by means of the united senses of all. [1]
The spirit of mutual concession--that spirit which first gave us the Constitution, and which has thrice saved the Union--we shall have strangled and cast from us forever. [7]
He asked about mutual acquaintances, and she became still more animated and chattered away giving him greetings from various people and retailing the town gossip. [2]
Until then both must be satisfied with knowing from each other's lips their mutual love, and he thought he perceived in the tone of her voice the deep emotion of her heart. [10]
His intimate friend, Mr. Joseph Lewis Stackpole, was married at about the same time to her sister, thus joining still more closely in friendship the two young men who were already like brothers in their mutual affection. [6]
Hence, these latter monkeys probably use their voices as a mutual call; and this is certainly the case with some quadrupeds, for instance the beaver. [1]
There had been moments in this afternoon wandering--when it had seemed possible for him to ask for release, and to take up a human, sympathetic life with her, in mutual consecration in the service of the Lord's poor. [4]
Their idea of marriage is not a mutual sacrifice which brings happiness through trials borne together and through the making of character. [9]
I began my letter by saying in substance that while he did not know me personally we had a mutual friend in Stanley, and that would answer for an introduction. [5]
It demands for its solution a complete reversal of the established policy of imperialism, a new theory of international relationships, a mutual helpfulness and partnership between nations, even as democracy implies cooperation between individual citizens. [9]
Then we dropped into mutual explanations, and the mystery was cleared away. [5]
These articles are intended to embody a plan of such mutual concessions. [7]
To keep friendship in proper order, the balance of good offices must be preserved, otherwise a disquieting and anxious feeling creeps in, and destroys mutual comfort. [14]
Blood shed together in mutual enthusiasm is a better cement than the decree of any Parliament. [10]
I wanted an idol, and I wanted to be my idol's idol; nothing less than mutual idolatry would satisfy my fervent nature. [5]
Being safe, now, I began to puzzle through my sincere but ungrammatical thanks, when there was a sudden mutual recognition --the benefactress and I had met at Allerheiligen. [5]
His foreign travel, his reading, his life in the city, offered many points of mutual interest, and it was a relief to her to get out of the narrow range of topics in the provincial thought, and to have her allusions understood. [4]
Tim staid with him till the last moment, and then took up his job at the Golden Brier, apparently as depressed by the continued barrenness of their mutual labors as Philip was himself. [5]
Should it surprise him that the pure innocence which filled her whole being was expressed also in her letter, if she summoned him, not to idle love-dalliance but to a covenant of souls, a mutual conflict for what was highest and most sacred? [10]
She had summoned him for their last mutual battle. [10]
Every one must have noticed how miserable horses, dogs, sheep, etc., are when separated from their companions, and what strong mutual affection the two former kinds, at least, shew on their reunion. [1]
On the other hand, it is just that you should know that we did not part in anger, but, I think, with a mutual respect. [9]
More than once had she scored a fair hit on the Judge for her father,--to the mutual delight of both gentlemen. [9]
Why should a grandson and grandfather peg away at each other with mutual wiolence when all might be bliss and concord. [12]
I thank you for this reception, and for the pleasant manner in which it is tendered to me by our mutual friends. [7]
They would have felt uneasy when separated from their comrades, for whom they would have felt some degree of love; they would have warned each other of danger, and have given mutual aid in attack or defence. [1]
Here each was everything to the other, and this undisturbed mutual life soon inspired that blissful consciousness of inseparable union which usually appears only after years, as the fairest fruit of a marriage founded on love. [10]
Then both looked elsewhere at once, and wondered if anybody had noticed anything in their mutual glance. [5]
He had married early, at that happy period when interested motives are least apt to influence the choice; and his single idea of marriage was, that it was the union of persons naturally drawn towards each other by some mutual attraction. [6]
This sudden breaking down of a mutual intellectual interest of two years' standing is coincident with Shelley's re-encounter with Cornelia; and we are allowed to gather from that time forth for nearly two months he did all his studying in that person's society. [5]
Nor is it denied that there is, and probably always will be, a relation between labor and capital producing mutual benefits. [7]
Nor is it denied that there is, and probably always will be, a relation between capital and labor, producing mutual benefits. [7]
That Chateaubriand, Madame de Stael, and others spoke certain words to one another only affected their mutual relations but does not account for the submission of millions. [2]
At a later date the two authors became warm friends and mutual admirers of each other's productions. [4]
By a mutual compact, we talked little in the cars. [6]
These twins have command of their mutual legs turn about. [5]
With a warm clasp of the hand, which united these two men more firmly than a long period of mutual intercourse, each went his way in quiet content. [10]
Province against province, city against city, family against family; it was one vast scene of bickering, denunciation, heart-burnings, mutual excommunication and hatred. [6]
But for these canting hypocrites, the lad and his mother, I could get this fiery gentleman as comfortably into my net as our old friend--our mutual friend, ha! [12]
A mutual compliment can go no further, and I now have the honor and privilege of introducing to you Admiral Harrington. [5]
She was acquainted by this time with a good many of the young fellows of Newspaper Row; and exchanged gossip with them to their mutual advantage. [5]
Before putting the bills in their final shape I've taken the trouble to go over them with my friend, Mr. Flint--our mutual friend, let us say. [9]
The two had been living together lately, and this mutual cavern of theirs the Colonel sometimes referred to as their "premises" and sometimes as their "apartments"--more particularly when conversing with persons outside. [5]
This proposition can be trusted on the mutual interests involved. [7]
One day we asked two gentlemen to meet her at dinner; expecting that she and they would have a mutual pleasure in making each other's acquaintance. [14]
I understand quite as well as Judge Douglas that if we here raise a barrel of flour more than we want, and the Louisianians raise a barrel of sugar more than they want, it is of mutual advantage to exchange. [7]
All that Mark Antony had been to her in the heyday of life, all their mutual experiences, all that each had received from the other, had returned to her memory in clear and vivid hues during the banquet which had closed a few hours ago. [10]
The nuisance of an Arab guard is one which is created by the Sheiks and the Bedouins together, for mutual profit, it is said, and no doubt there is a good deal of truth in it. [5]

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