The plural lends the abstract nouns, "shames" and "glories", a private resonance, undisclosed and paining; then, in a new narrative twist, the speaker is revealed as one of a couple ("we") and the second person specifically addressed ("the coming of your feet").. Reunion with this person (husband? lover?) in the afterlife is proffered imaginatively as it's refuted.
Rather, suffering is addressed in the process of soul-making and, as it were, refuted.
As a conclusion, it was refuted the hypothesis of worse physical quality for the soil under conventional pineapple cultivation comparing it to the soil under secondary forest.
O. B. Brooklyn.' We think the contention made in argument, that the letter of August 28 and the acceptance by Andrews & Company of the terms of that letter, should be alone held to constitute the contract, disregarding the note inclosed in the letter as a part thereof, is refuted by its mere statement.
Huxley sees Jesus as a "guru," which is refuted by Lewis.
Instead of viewing self-defeating predictions as showing how the teacher is refuted, some philosophers construe self-defeating predictions as showing how the student is refuted.
The Yogachara Buddhist view that there are no external objects but only minds and their conceptions is refuted, as also the Buddhist doctrine of the momentariness of all that is.
"The LMA's announcement is refuted as the club has a very rigid approval system where only players formally identified, and with approval forms signed and sanctioned by the manager personally are brought in," it read.
The sample sizes of lab experiments are criticized as being too small, although this is refuted such that sample sizes are stated to adequately correspond to this method and thus yield valid assertions.
In his book "The Shifting Point," the director wrote that Golding's fable is so beautiful that "it can be refuted as a trick of compelling poetic style".
