Примери за използване на Enmeshed на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The cytologies are similar, butthese protein links are enmeshed.
These sorts of calculations are enmeshed in the daily life of Bourges.
But, as you are constantly assured, the life you are presently experiencing is illusory, andthe illusion in which you seem to be enmeshed is non-existent.
In this shadow,you may feel enmeshed in the illusions of the hall of mirrors.
But it cannot be completely understood by man on earth so long as he is enmeshed in materialism and egoism.
You get so closely enmeshed in your beliefs that you see an assault on your beliefs as an assault on you.
But problems arise when a mother is too enmeshed with her infant's emotions.
Enmeshed in a terrifying web of secrets, lies, and danger, and with no one else to turn to, Vee must find a way to unmask the killer before he or she strikes again.
LOVE can never be governed by the standards of a society still enmeshed in concepts of good and evil.
His characters may be enmeshed in paradoxes unique to Israel- with its fraught borders, fragmented populations, and newly ancient language- but it's always their humanity that shines through.
You and I both know that there are men on both sides of this war whose identities are so enmeshed in this conflict that they are more afraid of ending it than they are of losing it.
The creation of specialized maps of the dunes on which construction should be banned dragged on because of opposition from coastal municipalities, enmeshed in corrupt interests.
By being drawn to people with problems that need fixing,or by being enmeshed in situations that are chaotic, uncertain, and emotionally painful, you avoid focusing on your responsibility to yourself.
Edgewood is, of course, the longtime home of America's chemical warfare program,as well as a facility frequently cited as being deeply enmeshed in MK-ULTRA operations.
By being drawn to a party with problems that need fixing,or by being enmeshed in situations that are chaotic, uncertain, and emotionally painful, you avoid focusing on your responsibility to yourself and to the issues you espouse.
Those who still adhere to itâand who could in earlier eras have felt confident in such adherenceânow find their plans enmeshed in inexplicable frustrations and hindrances.
Enmeshed in webs of corruption that stretch from ballot stuffing to journalism for hire, from evasion of military service to the auctioning of university admissions, they blame the“everything for sale” mentality precisely on the neoliberalism imported from the West in the 1990s.
Then there will come a wicked spider to spin a new web around the queen, andwhile I am bewitched here in a glass body my wife will be enmeshed by the spider's web.
Disintegrating through the corrosive influence of moral and spiritual decadence;and enmeshed in the coils of economic anarchy and strife-- such is the spectacle presented to men's eyes, as a result of the sweeping changes which this revolutionizing Force, as yet in the initial stage of its operation, is now producing in the life of the entire planet.
The changes and restriction in the meaning of such key terms occur due to the spread of secularization as a philosophical programwhich holds sway over hearts and minds enmeshed in the crisis of truth and the crisis of identity.
There is the growing experience of becoming more and more spiritual and less and less physical, more and more meditative and less and less mind, more and more divine and less and less this trivial,material world in which we are so much enmeshed.
Twirling, blending, melding,merging and enmeshing for a certain period of time.
ENMESH, which has 400 members, decided at its last biennial conference, which was held in early June in Lisbon, that its next gathering, scheduled for summer 2021, would take place in Jerusalem.
According to Israeli newspaper Haaretz,the decision by the European Network for Mental Health Service Evaluation(ENMESH)“is the first time that an organisation of this kind has walked back on an already approved decision to hold a conference in Israel”.
ENMESH, which has around 400 members, decided during the course of its June conference in Lisbon that a gathering scheduled for summer 2021 would take place in Jerusalem.
Slade noted that if“ENMESH went ahead with plans to hold its next conference in Israel, it could expect to spend the next two years embroiled in controversy and under pressure from the boycott campaign.”.
Capitalism has developed concentration to such extent- he wrote- that whole industries has been seized by syndicates, trusts and associations of capitalist billionaires, andalmost the entire globe has been divided between these« lords of capital» in the form of colonies, or by enmeshing other countries in thousands of threads of financial exploitation.
This executive power with its enormous bureaucratic and military organisation, with its extensive and artificial state machinery, with a host of officials numbering half a million, besides an army of another half million,this appalling parasitic body, which enmeshes the body of French society like a net and chokes all its pores, sprang up in the days of the absolute monarchy, with the decay of the feudal system, which it helped to hasten.
This executive power with its enormous bureaucratic and military organization, with its ingenious state machinery, embracing wide strata, with a host of officials numbering half a million,this appalling parasitic body, which enmeshes the body of French society like a net and chokes all its pores, sprang up in the days of the absolute monarchy, with the decay of the feudal system, which it helped to hasten….
This executive power with its enormous bureaucratic and military organization, with its artificial state machinery embracing wide strata, with a host of officials numbering half a million, besides an army of another half a million,this appalling parasitic growth, which enmeshes the body of French society like a net and chokes all its pores, sprang up in the days of the absolute monarchy, with the decay of the feudal system, which it helped to hasten.