Meanings of tried than in English

In the afternoon, however, we were even more tried than the day before.

In regard to animals, much fewer experiments have been carefully tried than with plants.

Easier tried than done-hemoved silently and weightlessly as any ghost, but much faster.

But there were other means to be tried than Armadas.

Her triumphant faith was never more tried than now.

So their nerves are much more severely tried than are those of the ordinary and apathetic.

My forbearance must, I suppose, have been more severely tried than I was aware of myself.

Magic offered a new approach, and the books that taught it were older and more tried than those of science.

But no sooner was it known that the thing was to be publicly tried than the Gentiles rose in arms.

Nerves less often tried than those of the young borderers might have shrunk before the dangers of so uncertain an undertaking.

Washington was still to endure greater hardships and mortifications-tohave his patriotism and disinterestedness more severely tried than ever during the coming campaigns.

A man of nerves less tried than those of the fierce and conquering Mahtoree would have been keenly sensible of all the hazard he incurred.

Anyone but you, dear Mother, who know me thoroughly, would smile at reading these pages, for has ever a soul seemed less tried than mine?