| Thus, by having such early warning of the onset of disease the doctor can treat the complaint, and cure it infallibly. |
| Colour is solely an internal phenomenon, caused no doubt by something external, but neither fallibly nor infallibly representing it. |
| Almost infallibly, I hear a big brand name, followed by the statement of belief that the brand makes a good product. |
| It is not possible for any man to distinguish infallibly between tares and wheat. |
| They would then offer holders of the paper South Sea shares, whose value would infallibly soar. |
| To repeat this indefinitely, infallibly, would be to divorce the method from the context which gives it meaning. |
