facer

How To Use facer In A Sentence

• Rose doubled over when Facer walked in wearing his funny clothes.
• Facer has fainted; this bucket of water should fetch him round.
• Damnant Pelagianos et alios, qui docent, quod sine Spiritu Sancto, solis naturae viribus possimus Deum super omnia diligere; item praecepta Dei facere, quoad substantiam actuum. The Creeds of the Evangelical Protestant Churches.
• In Segovia nemo otiosus, nemo mendicus nisi per aetatem aut morbum opus facere non potest: nulli deest unde victum quaerat, aut quo se exerceat. Anatomy of Melancholy
• The doctor advised Facer to slack up for few days, as his lifestyle was having a bad effect on his heart.
• Tertiam denique mediam scientiam, qua ex altissima et inscrutabili comprehensione cujusque liberi arbitrii in sua essentia intuitus est, quid pro sua innata libertate, si in hoc, vel illo, vel etiam infinitis rerum ordinibus collocaretur, acturum esset, cum tamen posset, si vellet, facere re reipsa oppositum.... Rough Notes on Scientia Media
• [For a reinterpretation of Leibniz, with an eye to tropes inter alia, see C. Schneider (2001), bearing in mind Leibniz's own words: “Interpretari est docere circa orationem seu orationem non satis cognitum facere cognitum.”] Tropes
• In the twelfth round, Gamble put in a tremendous facer, that split his opponent's nose, and the claret flew in all directions.
• It was a facer to me, and with quite a pronounced fellow-feeling for CHAPTER VII
• Contra fratrem Thomam" the councils forbade teaching that -- "quia intelligentiae non habent materiam, Deus non potest plures ejusdem speciei facere; et quod materia non est in angelis"; further, the councils struck at the vital centre of Thomas's system -- "quod Deus non potest individua multiplicare sub una specie sine materia"; and again in its broadest form, -- "quod formae non accipiunt divisionem nisi secundam materiam. Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres