Приклади вживання Blithely Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Blithely expecting Khan.
I waited for better days blithely;
She blithely their changes.
Topping!" replied Motty, blithely and with abandon.
Barack Obama has blithely regarded Russia as an awkward regional power, prone to post-imperial spasms but essentially declining.
The authors of this book are not blithely asking who will die.
Marx's economic system blithely ignored the fact of the scarcity of material factors of production.
Algorithms don't make things fair if you just blithely, blindly apply algorithms.
You are not one who blithely follows actions inculcated into you by the dark.
But the latest stand-off is far more volatile-and much too dangerous for the West to watch blithely as it develops,” The Economist says.
Give easy answers or blithely tell your loved one everything is going to be okay.
The man every morning appears in public with his pregnant girlfriend Paige Butcher,buys coffee and blithely strolls through the streets of Studio City, California.
So, our regulators go off, they blithely pass these laws, and they become part of the reality of our technological world.
Realistically assess the situation, if the temperature hit you in the head and all around wonderful and great,it does not mean that you can blithely muffle the voice of reason.
She enjoys life and blithely enjoy every passing day.
They blithely arrogated to themselves infallibility and often advocated intolerance, the violent oppression of all dissenters and heretics.
So why do so many of us still blithely refer to prevention when it comes to health?
However, for some reason many of them believe that some other person can solve their problems, therefore,instead of looking for the cause of the problems within themselves, they blithely search for romantic love and as a result often end up with a broken trough.
Economists blithely assumed that no government of a civilized nation would use the gold exchange standard intentionally as an instrument of inflationary policy.
On the basis of Hegel's dialectic mysticism, he blithely arrogated to himself the ability to predict the future.
Young politicians, often with fewer credentials or experience than their elders, decry what has gone before as uniformed and ill-educated, claiming that their generation has been ignored-and using that as a pretext to blithely ignore what they themselves dislike.
All this means that the spread of the discourse oftolerance does not yet allow us to blithely accept it as a decisive ideological victory of the practice of nonviolence.
At any rate it is a mistake to assign the epithets evolutionary andbiological to teachings which blithely disparage the whole of mankind's history from the ages in which man began to lift himself above the purely animal existence of his nonhuman ancestors as a continuous progression toward degeneration and decay.
So, it is gratifying that Coe, in detailing her story so precisely, makes Keeler so human-a young woman who walked blithely through life and made mistakes, for which she paid too high a price.
The articles in La Revue blanchewere ripping the cover off an institution that had blithely trusted that no one, in the words of General Gonse, would care a toss if a Jew was rotting on Devil's Island.
This is a man who, according to his first wife,long kept a collection of Hitler's speeches on his bedside table, and who blithely calls blacks‘lazy,' derides Mexicans as‘rapists,' and judges Muslims collectively guilty for Islamist terrorism.
The critic either tells us what he believes he would aim at if he were in the place of his fellow: or,in dictatorial arrogance blithely disposing of his fellow�s will and aspirations, declares what condition of this other man would better suit himself, the critic.
But he errs if he passes over the fact that the satisfaction of such sadistic desires impairs the existence of society or if he assertsthat“true” civilization and the“good” society are an achievement of people blithely indulging in their passion for violence, murder, and cruelty, that the repression of the impulses toward brutality endangers mankind's evolution and that a substitution of barbarism for humanitarianism would save man from degeneration.