Примери за използване на A sad truth на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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A sad truth for today.
But I accepted a sad truth.
A sad truth is revealed.
This is indeed a sad truth.
A sad truth about Slovakia.
This is what we call a sad truth.
A sad truth about Africa.
But that joke masks a sad truth.
It is a sad truth about the times we live in.
In the process, I have discovered a sad truth.
You have presented a sad truth, Brother Malachi!
In the world of The Leftovers,that's a sad truth.
But a sad truth is that many many people are“natural slaves”.
I don't mean to demean anyone but that is a sad truth.
It's a sad truth that many of us wake up stressed and go to bed stressed.
There is no way to please everyone, that is a sad truth.
It's a sad truth, but most of the patients who take part in these trials are broken.
Otherwise, the televised statement of a Serbian tchetnik on the Austrian Tv' might become a sad truth, notably, that Macedonians were not using a normal tongue, but a hotchpotch of Serbian plus Bulgarian words, hence, the Macedonians belonged to Serbia.
A sad truth about attempting suicide is that often the only ones noticed are those who succeed.
Further, we agree,though it is a sad truth, that many of those who are called Christians still abuse the means of grace to the destruction of their souls.
It's a sad truth that as soon as women become associated in something, it automatically loses status in society's eyes.
It is a sad truth, but we have lost the faculty of giving lovely names to things.
It is a sad truth that the people responsible for most of the evil in the world are those who never decide to be good or evil.
It is a sad truth that more people are affected by dementia that ever before and half of us now know someone with the condition'.
It is, after all, a sad truth that we are there predominantly as a result of a domestic political agenda on the part of President Sarkozy, who allowed himself a kind of Falklands moment.
What is more, it is a sad truth that, in the field of neurodegenerative conditions, at present the available treatment methods only slow down the progress of the illness, rather than aiming to prevent or actually cure the illness.
It is a sad truth that the information I have obtained just stored on the computer instead of saving in my brain and becoming my knowledge, which means that I still cannot freely recall it, organize it and use it whenever and wherever.
A sad but hard truth.
A sad and painful truth.
This is a sad unfortunate truth in our society.