1
This demands individual initiative, active personal exertion and direct interference in public affairs.
2
No kind of personal exertion is needed (for the production of such phenomena).
3
Premature old age and a harassing bodily ailment began to incapacitate him for personal exertion.
4
What becomes then of personal exertion?
5
Literally, 'these are not obstacles by external nature,' and are therefore irremovable by personal exertion of the ordinary kind.
6
On both occasions, Girard took the lead, by personal exertion or gifts of money, in relieving the poor and the sick.
7
Ever since the First Consul was invested with the supreme power his life had been a continued scene of personal exertion.
8
Martha Savory devoted to this work of mercy much time and personal exertion; but a more important service was also designed for her.
9
By the aid of considerable personal exertion, while she adds to the list of useful and necessary articles, she also enlarges the circle of luxuries.
10
It had depended on personal exertions, and he had made it go.
11
He also made great personal exertions to reassure and reassemble the detachments that came in.
12
Mr. Johnson for his personal exertions on this occasion.
13
Whatever I can accomplish with my income, and my personal exertions, shall be cheerfully done.
14
General Washington found it necessary again to interpose his personal exertions to procure provisions from a distance.
15
Oree, on hearing of it, shed tears, and by his personal exertions recovered most of the articles.
16
He received no other education than his own limited means and personal exertions enabled him to procure.
