Trace The In A Sentence

• Thus do we trace the unfolding of his genius.
• You can trace the malady in all its stages.
• Already we begin to trace the beginnings of rationalism.
• He made no attempt to trace the assassin.
• We cannot always trace the connections of things.
• I must not trace the history of faction.
• We must now endeavour to trace the change in detail.
• We are now able to trace the actions of sending a message.
• I trace the giant funnels from deck to deck.
• Occasional stones trace the outline of the ancient highway.
• Yes, and trace the robbery home.
• Who loves to trace the field untrod by man?
• She tried to trace the stages, but she could not.
• Here, too, we trace the partiality of your understanding.
• Let us return to trace the change to the Interlude.
• However, I never could trace the steps.
• It was difficult to trace the facts because there were no relatives.
• At the time we did not trace the sources of these evil impulses.
• I need not trace the procession of thought through his brain.
• It is interesting to trace the changes in the dress of the other figures.
• They strove earnestly but ineffectually to trace the necklace.
• Trace the development of the coroner's office.
• I will now rapidly trace the mode and progress of its emancipation.
• I have no desire to trace the precise significance of these things.
• In them it is possible to trace the measured growth of a vital industry.
• Pep did not wait to look back to trace the occasion of the crash.
• Let me trace the evolution which has led to the plan of this text-book.
• It is difficult to trace the number of foreign editions and translations.
• Some clue may be left in her room by which we may trace the criminal!
• We easily trace the early bent of his mind toward chronology.
• Let us try to trace the path of life which led him to this end.
• Now, here we trace the presence of another prevalent fallacy.

• Trace the further development of the borough in cases in which it became a county.
• Some have attempted to trace the religious sentiment exclusively to one or the other of these.
• I only assumed his guilt for the moment to enable me to trace the actual criminal.
• Inspect the neighbouring lymphatic glands and endeavour to trace the path of the virus.
• It will not be necessary in the present sketch to trace the later history of the tribe.
• We can often trace the history of the stages through which his psychic processes have passed.
• This is a bit of foolishness in which one can trace the great deficiency of their understanding.
• He could look back now and trace the stages by which his understanding of it had progressed.

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