state of things

Somewhere about this time the undesirable state of "things mixed together" lent the word mess to applications outside of the world of food.

He though that such a state of things would be advisable in respect to Mr. Harding and Quiverful.

Whether the symbolic conviction of a former president will change this state of things is moot.

But the spectacular turmoil witnessed this week shows how quickly perceptions of the state of things can be undermined.

Fifth, the use of a child's rebellious, one can counter that if the parents against the state of things done to children.

Instead, he sees it in The German Ideology as "the realmovement which abolishes the present state of things. "

But this state of things finds its complement in the practical absence of the family among the proletarians, and in public prostitution.

On the other hand, the heart of Buddha's teaching is to see "the actual state of things, as they are, " and this is called the true View.

A program may understand the state of things inside the computer, but only a user understands the state of things in the real world.

He had no occasion for throwing these stocks on the market, considering the state of things.

The report has relation to a state of things now past.

Death is the natural state of things, and life is a distortion of the natural order.

The Major surveyed the state of things with a sigh.

He leisurely took a survey of the state of things.

I don't mean to belittle our ancestors or those who bellow so loudly today about the state of things.

This state of things is naturally embittering .

This state of things cannot continue forever.

We call communism the real movement which abolishes the present state of things.

If you enter a zip code and click the trigger button, you can see the current state of things, as in Figure 3.

This is a state of things which is not favourable to poetry or romance.

"It says a lot about the state of things globally. "

To maintain a fresh spiritual image, we should always pay attention to the restoration of the state of things around us and in ourselves.

man who is perfectly pleased with the ~ state of things is a failure.

This confused state of things is in every respect more stable than might appear: on the whole, woman want to be just as they are;

Fanny estranged from him, silent and reserved, was an unnatural state of things;

When we are in foreign countries, they should not do anything detrimental to the image of the state of things (add)

Explanation from the description of the state of things ;

True implies that something is consistent with fact, reality, or the actual state of things:

Idioms describing the state of things:

usual practice or habit; normal state of things

Well, you'd be shocked at the state of things

that is the state of things and nothing can be done about it