Sentence examples for He hath been from inspiring English sources
Today, I am warming to Browne's discussion of the long view: "such a compass of years will shew new examples of old things, parallelisms of occurrences through the whole course of Time, and nothing be monstrous unto him, who may in that time understand not only the varieties of Man, but the varieties of himself, and how many Men he hath been in that extent of time".
"The King of France is as yet unresolved in the question, notwithstanding he hath been curious to move it to an assembly of the best philosophers of Paris".
This prompted Aldrich and Penn to issue a pointed retort in Lloyd's Evening Post: "We are greatly puzzled to find Mr. Parsons asserting that he hath been always willing to deliver up the child, when he refused a gentleman on Wednesday evening the 20th inst.
The famous story that he called her "the Flanders Mare" has been disputed, but he did snarl that she was "nothing so fair as she hath been reported".
I know nothing human that is so; but surely she doth not deserve the Rancour with which she hath been treated by the Public.
No man is without his talent; and he that is faithful or negligent in a little shall be rewarded or punished, as well as he that hath been so in a great deal".
"Your greatest error", he told Salisbury, "hath been that ye ever expected to draw honey out of gall".
'He that would know what shall be, must consider what hath been' (quotation: Fuller T [1654 1734]).
Thou art He through Whom the ensign "Praiseworthy art Thou in Thy works" hath been lifted up, and the standard "Obeyed art Thou in Thy behest" hath been unfurled.
Love surely hath been breathing here; And this sweet bed of heath, my dear!
