Примери за използване на Affectation на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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They're an affectation.
See if you can find anything besides fear and affectation.
Literary affectation.
Townshend--just another rock star affectation.
It's an affectation of his.
My beard is not an affectation.
With pure luxury without affectation, from decorating fabrics of an excellent quality, a unique mixture of classic and modern style.
I thought it was an affectation.
Ceremonial style was not,the king decided, just an affectation- the window dressing of power- it was at the heart of its mystery, its capacity to make men obey.
My whole life has been an affectation.
They told me it was an affectation for me to still wear it.
Women have no desires,only affectation.
An utter absence of cant, affectation, and sham distinguishes them.
Oh, people were assuming it was an affectation.
Intellectualization is the opposite of affectation and is comparable to rationalization.
It sounds like you think beards are an affectation.
What's been dubbed the Mid-Atlantic accent was basically made up: an elite affectation, so named because it sounded like it originated somewhere between Britain and the U.S. east coast.
This is not a stage name or affectation;
This is an allusion to the practice of certain clerics andreligious leaders of earlier Dispensations who, out of hypocrisy and affectation, and in order to win the praise of their followers, would ostentatiously mutter prayers in public places as a demonstration of their piety.
Or have you devised a new,more brutish affectation?
The extraordinary power of conviction, the simplicity and clarity of argument, the brief and easily understood sentences,the absence of affectation, of dizzying gestures and theatrical phrases aiming at effect- all this made Lenin's speeches a favourable contrast to the speeches of the usual“parliamentary” orators.
But to genuine medical conditions as an affectation?
Seem almost an affectation.
And without pronouncing one word, which, whateverit might be, would have been cold on such an occasion, hewent straight up to the musketeer, so well disguised underthe costume of M. Agnan, andpressed him in his arms with atenderness which the most distrustful could not havesuspected of coldness or affectation.
It seemed like an affectation.
I wondered if she would be like her father, or have any affectation.
To others, it is mere affectation, but I.
A 56-year-old woman with xeroderma pigmentosum presented with an extensive,invasive multirecurrent basal cell carcinoma in the left naso-orbital region with affectation of the anterior skull base.
His speech was well structured,free from all affectation and he used sound meanings.
That might be deliberate, an affectation;