Приклади вживання Hubris Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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The first was largely hubris.
Hubris, remember that word?
I cannot believe your hubris.
Hubris is what it is usually called.
I'm not talking about hubris, of course.
Hubris often is defined as exaggerated pride or self-confidence.
In that, he showed great hubris.
Can you say hubris, boys and girls?
We are prepared todo whatever is needed to crush their intellectual hubris….
Fortunately, their hubris will be their downfall.
With pride boiled shirt then I will consume,ruthless afflict hubris.
There's a difference between hubris, and ego, and false pride.
And greed and hubris are intimately intertwined when it comes to recklessness.
Second, belief in a materialist philosophy of life; third, intellectual hubris;
So we have greed, we have got overconfidence/hubris, but since we're here at TEDWomen.
We believe it is important toprepare for the collapse of EU under the weight of its leaders' hubris.
Hubris, though not specifically defined, was a legal term and was considered a crime in classical Athens.
We have a right, as well as the ability,to respond to the humiliation and hubris of hegemonic powers.
Government officials develop increasing hubris about their ability to interfere with the economy and have the state play the role of savior.
We believe it is important toprepare for the collapse of the EU under the weight of its leaders' hubris.
A story of recklessness, hubris and greed” is the judgment of MPs on two select committees, published on Wednesday, on Carillion;
And ultimately, the importance of things like balance and moderation,and the danger of greed and hubris.
The hubris of the false Europe is now becoming evident, despite the best efforts of its partisans to shore up comfortable illusions.
Columns go right to the pyramidal top and give the building its upward thrust; therefore,New Yorkers jokingly call the building"the Hubris of New York".
In Ancient Greece,"hubris" referred to actions which, intentionally or not, shamed and humiliated the victim, and frequently the perpetrator as well.
Democrats like Obama and Clinton have difficulty understanding the hubris a meritocracy can generate, and the harsh judgment it renders on those without a college degree.
It was conceived out of hubris and anxiety, at a time- 1903- when Britain feared it was losing the race for dominance of the passenger-ship industry.
This spectacle is clearly about the ambitions and hubris of one ubiquitous man, something it has in common with the Summer Games held in Berlin in 1936.
Individual existence appeared to him as hubris, as an impious act of injustice, as a wrongful act of usurpation, for which individuals must suffer, and do penance.