concordin a sentence
concord as in: a concord with
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All my confidence is bestowed on him, all his confidence is devoted to me; we are precisely suited in character — perfect concord is the result. (source)concord = harmony
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Even staid, prissy Thoreau, who famously declared that it was enough to have "traveled a good deal in Concord," felt compelled to visit the more fearsome wilds of nineteenth-century Maine and climb Mt. Katahdin.† (source)
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That's Concord," Jason said, pointing to the north.† (source)
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I worked the quarries in Concord, summers, when I was a boy.† (source)
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You want justice and courtesy and human concord, things you never knew you wanted.† (source)
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No relationship is perfect, they say—they, who make do with dutiful sex and gassy bedtime rituals, who settle for TV as conversation, who believe that husbandly capitulation—yes, honey, okay, honey—is the same as concord.† (source)
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Before we left the property, Phillip had me type up a letter for a lawyer that was based in Concord.† (source)
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Still—if I have read religious history aright—faith, hope, and charity have not always been found in a direct ratio with a sensibility to the three concords, and it is possible—thank Heaven!† (source)
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'Then call Concord and tell them we've got buses coming in,' Patrick ordered.† (source)
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They also entertain themselves with the other delights let in at their eyes, their ears, and their nostrils as the pleasant relishes and seasoning of life, which Nature seems to have marked out peculiarly for man, since no other sort of animals contemplates the figure and beauty of the universe, nor is delighted with smells any further than as they distinguish meats by them; nor do they apprehend the concords or discords of sound.† (source)
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I recognized her as Miss Riley, a Concord College senior assigned to Big Creek as a student science teacher.† (source)
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After this manner by that shape divine, To make clear in me my short-sightedness, Was given to me a pleasant medicine; And as good singer a good lutanist Accompanies with vibrations of the chords, Whereby more pleasantness the song acquires, So, while it spake, do I remember me That I beheld both of those blessed lights, Even as the winking of the eyes concords, Moving unto the words their little flames.† (source)
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In Concord that day, the British were confronted and soundly beaten by the colonial militia, and from that exchange came the war known as the American Revolution.† (source)
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And as a good lutanist makes the vibration of the string accompany a good singer, whereby the song acquires more pleasantness, so it comes back to my mind that, while it spake, I saw the two blessed lights moving their flamelets to the words, just as the winking of the eyes concords.† (source)
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"Thousands are at work every day," wrote the Reverend William Emerson of Concord after touring the lines.† (source)
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Some of the Massachusetts Minutemen tried to stop them there in the square, but there were too many British, and they got through and went on up to Concord looking for ammunitions stores.† (source)
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