Moreover, he belonged to the old school and sincerely abhorred all learning that savored of the gentiles.
"Rabbi and Priest" by Milton Goldsmith
It savors of the unprogressive.
"The Psychology of Nations" by G.E. Partridge
Nothing that savored of the chapel was there: the hour was honestly devoted to entertainment.
"The Promised Land" by Mary Antin
He was outspoken in denunciation of anything that savored of an alliance with slavery.
"The Journal of Negro History, Volume 4, 1919" by Various
Even base-ball had lost its savor.
"Children of the Tenements" by Jacob A. Riis
But anything that savors of injustice exasperates me to the degree of frenzy.
"The House" by Eugene Field
They wore garments that savored of civilization, and sat their horses with the air of men accustomed to much riding.
"The Saddle Boys in the Grand Canyon" by James Carson
If it were he, his presence there savored of mystery or it savored of the tragic.
"The Millionaire Baby" by Anna Katharine Green
It savors of the ridiculous.
"Molly Bawn" by Margaret Wolfe Hamilton
They generally leave a certain unction, a divine sense or savor at one's waking.
"The Autobiography of Madame Guyon" by Jeanne Marie Bouvier de La Motte Guyon
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Let me thy power and truth proclaim
To the surviving age;
And leave a savor of thy name
When I shall quit the stage.
"Psalm 71 part 3" by Isaac Watts
Or, blent by pious hands with rare
Sweet savors of content,
Surprise the soul's December air
With June's forgotten scent.
"Uses" by Edith Wharton
My thankful lips shall loud proclaim
The wonders of thy praise,
And spread the savor of thy name
Where'er I spend my days.
"Hymn 44 part 2" by Isaac Watts
For I was then but nine years old,
And she was only seven;
Yet joys like ours can ne'er be told--
They savored much of heaven.
"My Sister Nell And I" by Joseph Horatio Chant
They dream: There, by Sepulchre of Savor,
Paradise will open doors for us;
At the footing of the Mount Thabor
The committed hour will thrust.
"The Gates of Paradise" by Nikolai Stepanovich Gumilev
They say that all nature is smiling and gay,
And the birds the most happy of all,
But the sparrow, pursued by the sparrowhawk,
Savors more of the wormwood and gall.
"The Darker Side." by Alfred Castner King
Savor these summery white wines before summer is over.
Tour classic New England countryside and savor superb views of the tranquil Squam Lake on this 27.4-mile loop starting in Sandwich, New Hampshire.
Group leaders savor stopover in Sikeston.
I want to let everyone know how great the Savor the Southeast Festival turned out.
Savor the team spirit at Rockpile Pub.
'The National Parks: America's Best Idea' thoughtfully savors the public's great outdoors.
But lots of people are still savoring the fruits of the garden with a technique as old as their great-grandparents.
In Turkey, children are welcome to an exotic family-friendly destination where young ones can savor the sensory journey, dive into cultural activities and scramble among ancient ruins.
Baylor savors unparalleled year in all sports.
Finally, the day had come to savor the victory.
Savoring the past and its victuals .
Michael Wardian made sure he savored the last 50 meters of the National Marathon on Saturday.
Capitals prospect Patrick Wey savors college experience.
From progressive and avant-garde beers to the authentic, Old-World stalwarts, we can savor them all.
Savor the slow life of B.C.
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