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There is no definite incentive urged to impel men to sustained and eager missionary enterprise.
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But there are other reasons which impel men to generalize their ideas, or which restrain them from it.
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Motives of vast influence were added, on this occasion, to those which usually impel men in a struggle to retain or acquire power.
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What strange fatality impels men to persevere in such unprofitable erections?
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It impels men to labour, to invent, and to excel.
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Religion impels men to achieve praiseworthy deeds.
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An instinct impels men to form themselves into associations; but then Christ has satisfied that instinct legitimately in the Church.
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Besides, they are in the power of the devil who impels men to divers sins, to ungodly opinions, to open crimes.
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The lust of honor even in your sordid day notoriously impelled men to more desperate effort than the love of money could.
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The one motive which impels men, and can be trusted to secure in them whatsoever things are noble, is to please Him.
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Driven by the curiosity that impels men to look at the heads of the executed, Ajib went to the door of his house.