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Sentences ending with undergone

The preliminary fasting which he imposed upon his patients Hermon had already undergone. [10]
The tables were of course in huge disorder, after the protracted assault they had undergone. [6]
At the usual hour Isabella Coello came with her duenna to the studio, and instantly noticed the change Sophonisba's portrait had undergone. [10]
Often it seemed as though his experiences had been but a dream, and while he felt bewildered by the excitements of the last few hours, his strong frame was little wearied by the fatigues he had undergone. [10]

Sentences containing undergone two or more times

But wash that boat and repaint her, and she would be about the counterpart of the most complimented boat of the old flush times: for the steamboat architecture of the West has undergone no change; neither has steamboat furniture and ornamentation undergone any. [5]

More example sentences with the word undergone in them

Overpowered by the warmth and comfort and the fatigue they had undergone, Nelly and the old man had not long taken their seats here, when they fell asleep. [12]
His mind had undergone the peculiar change which frequently precedes death, two days previously; the calm of better feelings filled it; a return of natural affection marked his last moments. [14]
Its outside had undergone great changes, but its bare interior was little altered. [6]
He must have undergone a moral deterioration, an atrophy of the generous instincts, and I don't see why it shouldn't have reached his mental make-up. [8]
His name had undergone a like evolution. [4]
She ceased and turned pale, for her lover's face had undergone a change that terrified her. [10]
Well, history and tradition testify that the heart is just about what it was in the beginning; it has undergone no shade of change. [5]
Well, said I to myself, let us look at our three books that have undergone the last insult short of the trunkmaker's or the paper-mills, and see what they are. [6]
Even the one to my mother had undergone a transformation. [10]
And she had to calm herself with the assurance that her relationship with Ditmar had undergone no change. [9]
He was inclined to attribute the depression through which he had passed, the disappointment he had undergone as a just punishment for an overabundance of ego,--only Hodder used the theological term for the same sin. [9]
A glance at these tourist-books shows us that in certain of its aspects the Mississippi has undergone no change since those strangers visited it, but remains to-day about as it was then. [5]
He had been their physician and treated them kindly-an elderly man, he had himself undergone sore trials and, knowing the pain of suffering, was ready to alleviate the pangs of others. [10]
The son of the Mukaukas has not yet undergone such a dazzling change of hue; but he has a feeling and impressible heart--and I hold even that in high esteem. [10]
Since I began teaching in this school, the aspect of many branches of science has undergone a very remarkable transformation. [3]
Most of the sufferers were hurt in the limbs, some had undergone amputation, and all had, I presume, received such attention as was required. [6]
Her expression was somewhat peculiar, and, of course, was attributed to the shock her feelings had undergone on hearing of the crime attempted by her cousin and daily companion. [6]
France has undergone some subtle change, yet I knew I was in France. [9]
He had undergone some serious operation shortly before Caesar's arrival at Alexandria had been announced, and this had made it impossible for him to be present at the grand reception, or even to pay his respects to Caracalla. [10]
While our political relations with that country have undergone no change, we have at the same time strictly maintained neutrality between the belligerents. [7]
His face, so regular in its contours, had undergone a marked change within the past few weeks. [10]
One of my own classmates has undergone a singular change of late years,--his hair losing its original tint, and getting a remarkable discolored look; and another has ceased to cultivate any hair at all over the vertex or crown of the head. [6]
The social habits of our people have undergone an immense change within the past half century, largely in consequence of the vast development of the means of intercourse between different neighborhoods. [6]
We need feel no surprise at the amount of modification which the Orthoptera have undergone in this respect, as we now know, from Dr. Scudder's remarkable discovery (44. [1]
Paulus, in the last few hours, was Menander again, but the lonely woman in the cavern--the cause of this transformation--the wife of Phoebicius, had undergone an even greater change than he. [10]
At this time Laflamme was stealing watchfully through the tropical scrub, where hanging vines tore his hands, and the sickening perfume of jungle flowers overcame him more than the hard journey which he had undergone during the past twelve hours. [11]
The ills that I have undergone in this life have been dealt out to me drop by drop, and I have tasted all their bitterness. [4]
It was plain I had undergone a considerable change without noticing it. [5]
The tone of his voice had undergone a change. [13]
Susan had given him mysterious hints that her relations with Clement had undergone a change, but had never had quite courage enough, perhaps had too much delicacy, to reveal the whole truth. [6]
Her attitude toward him had undergone a subtle transformation. [9]
Thebes, at the head of the Grand Chain, and Commerce at the foot of it, were towns easily rememberable, as they had not undergone conspicuous alteration. [5]
Very commonly they have undergone a change of figure, most frequently a flattening which reduces them to scales, as in the epidermis and the epithelium. [3]
Thus it may have been with man, who has undergone a great amount of modification in certain characters in comparison with the higher apes. [1]
Meantime, the brain has undergone no change. [5]
The sentiments which had made his former visit there so enjoyable, and filled him with such enthusiasm, had undergone a gradual change, and they had rotted away to such a degree that he couldn't contemplate another visit there with anything strongly resembling delight. [5]
But since he had been with Fletcher & Co. his feelings had gradually undergone a change. [4]
Much as I had admired Mr. Watling before, it seemed indeed as if he had undergone some subtle change in the last few hours, gained in dignity and greatness by the action of the people that day. [9]
Since Countess Cordula gave him the insulting message to his wife he had undergone more than he usually experienced in the course of years. [10]
Oh indeed, our fortunes are improving over there--our meek tramp has undergone a metamorphosis. [5]
But from it evolved a conviction that his useless life had undergone a subtle change. [13]
Americans are not Englishmen, and American humor is not English humor; but both the American and his humor had their origin in England, and have merely undergone changes brought about by changed conditions and a new environment. [5]
When my voice awakened a train of old associations in the mind of the before- mentioned dog, he must have retained his mental individuality, although every atom of his brain had probably undergone change more than once during the interval of five years. [1]
You will see at once that medical doctrine and practice have undergone a long series of changes. [3]
Your father was a great man, but we have undergone awful sufferings for his sake. [10]

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