artifice in A Sentence

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    She will cast aside all pride, all Artifice,

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    She knew it was Artifice, it was made.

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    Take all these stock Artifices away?

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    Lo! that which they have made is but a wizard's Artifice"Ta-Ha:.

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    What made it worse is that there had been no Artifice in his voice.

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    To demonstrate her repentance, she will cast aside all pride, all Artifice, and present herself as the gods made her to you,

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    Or is the disposition to imposture so prevalent in men of experience, that their private views of ambition and avarice can be accomplished only by Artifice?

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    Remote from universal nature, and living by complicated Artifice, man in civilisation surveys the creature through the glass of his knowledge and sees thereby…. the whole image in distortion,

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    Remote from universal nature, and living by complicated Artifice, man in civilisation surveys the creatures through the glass of his knowledge and sees a feather magnified and the whole image in distortion.

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    Again, his weathered, dejected countenance, coupled with his candour and lack of Artifice, touch a chord within us, and we find ourselves empathising with him and the situations that led him to commit the crime.

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    He argued that work like Robert Morris s transformed the act of viewing into a type of spectacle, in which the Artifice of the act observation and the viewer s participation in the work were unveiled.

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    Denial can amount to an individual seeing the world from an artificially optimistic viewpoint, and, even though they do not recognize their own Artifice, they engage in denial of the reality of their mental health disorder.

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    It strips away the Artifice and lets you walk away with some of the best friends you will ever know- friends who will be there your whole life, ready to pick up right where you left off whenever you happen to meet up again.

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    Unembarrassed by attachments to noble families, hereditary lines and successions, or any considerations of royal blood, even the pious mystery of holy oil had no more influence than that of holy water: the people universally were too enlightened to be imposed on by Artifice;

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    Unembarrassed by attachments to noble families, hereditary lines and successions, or any considerations of royal blood, even the pious mystery of holy oil had no more influence than that other of holy water: the people universally were too enlightened to be imposed on by Artifice;

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