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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
outsoar .
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Examples
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{108} Evidently, granting all the facts, more than one reading of the facts is possible; not cloistered mystics, or anchorites withdrawn from the world, but heroes engaged in fighting its ills, have steadfastly proclaimed that God is good; is it an altogether unreasonable hypothesis that their faith, if it outsoars ours, may be the result of
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If the poet's genius consists of his peculiar capacity for love, then in proportion as he outsoars the rest of humanity he will be saddened, if not disillusioned, by the half-hearted return of his love.
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And when the Eagle outsoars the Wren it shall be proved that the Headman of Windy-Gap is a catiff, and his village and everyone in it will be sold to the Saracens.
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He now had to learn the bitter knowledge of the trials which beset a President whose vision outsoars that of the practical rulers of his party.
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A joy that is more than gladness; a hope that outsoars desire;
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Love flies straight to God, and outsoars intellect.
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This distant hill outsoars that less distant, but all are on the wing, and the plain raises its verge.
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This distant hill outsoars that less distant, but all are on the wing, and the plain raises its verge.
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The emotion of the lovers is reinforced by the penetrating influences of the beauty of external nature; and both are interpreted with incomparable harmonies of style and poignant lyrical cries, in which the violin note outsoars the orchestra.
A History of French Literature Short Histories of the Literatures of the World: II.
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By two strong brethren whose bounteous blossom outsoars it, year after year,
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