Приклади вживання We see things Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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We see things from one side.
So much depends on how we see things.
We see things not as they are….
Even though people are scared, we see things moving.
We see things as we are.
We see things differently… it makes it hard.
They seem to interpret things in a different way from the way we see things!
We see things, but we don't really see anything.
Sometimes we do not see what is right in front of us, but at other times we see things that aren't really there.
We see things from the owner-perspective as well as with respect to investment return.
And the Talmud saw this a long time ago, saying,"We see things not as they are, but as we are.".
We see things as if they were in particular ordinary classical configurations.
Anais Nin and the Talmud have told us time and time again that we see things not as they are, but as we are.
Do we see things as they are or as we wish them to become?
And we do it because it elevates ourselves above our own opinions so that we start to see things through everybody's eyes, and we see things collectively.
This can happen, on the one hand,when we see things differently from what they really are through a particular way of representing.
Next time you think an animal lover is too emotional, too passionate, or even a little crazy,please remember we see things through a different lens.
We see things differently and have provided courses in 10 different languages to make it easier for everyone to pass with flying colours.
This, in turn, causes refraction, bending light around the curve,so we see things we normally wouldn't, in what is called a superior mirage.
We see things in a different light, the beauty of taking things not known, developing, and bringing it into the hands of many.
Film directing allows Alexander to realize his greatest passion- telling stories that have the potential to touch hearts,and awaken the vision to change the way we see things.
He later added“Sometimes we see things according to our liking or according to the condition of our heart, with love or with hate, with envy….
What we know or believe in affects how we see things around us,” writes the legendary art critic John Berger in his book The Art of Seeing.
On the one hand, this can happen when we see things differently than they really are through a particular presentation, or when different people in the same template recognize other things or even things are drawn in a way.
So that's why One: we see things like the the Rift Valley in Africa, we see things like the Red Sea, and maybe more importantly, we see something like The Mid-Atlantic Rift in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean.
So if the world is not as it seems and we see things as we are, then what we call reality is a kind of hallucination happening inside here. It's a waking dream, and understanding that that is what we actually exist in is one of the biggest epistemological barriers in human history.