Примери за използване на Mere illusion на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Mere illusions.
Then, we are mere illusions.
Or mere illusions designed to deceive us?
And what we see is mere illusion.
Safety is a mere illusion if hatred is present.
All of reality outside of Brahman is considered mere illusion.
Traditional is a mere illusion of permanence.
All reality outside the Brahmana is treated as a mere illusion.
Are they mere illusions, thus leaving no problem whatsoever?
In the deft hands of Neil Gaiman, magic is no mere illusion….
Everything else is a mere illusion manifesting in my corrupted properties.
Unless all of these are in place, any hope of success is a mere illusion.
I know what I experienced was a mere illusion, but it felt so real.
But, of course, hope that is not founded in fact is not hope, but mere illusion.
It is a mere“illusion of our minds” because what really exists is our objectification of reality.
If this occurs, then the partial existence turns out to be a mere illusion of perception.
But it can only be a mere illusion relationship If your partner had withered, perhaps he simply wanted to find passionate love which had soared in your life.
We tend to believe that destiny is not fixed and that all time past fades into oblivion, butcan the movement be a mere illusion?
That is, the supporting argument claims that the criticism is with the mere illusion of a problem and thus could render suspect any philosophical concept.
Would that mean that the distinction between'past' and'present' would collapse into chaos, andthat all forms of causality would prove to be pure grammatical structure or mere illusions?
Is the concept of a democracy“by and for the people”,as idealized by the Founding Fathers a mere illusion, a temporary solution until the introduction of socialist world government?
For were intuitive thinking to originate in anything other than itself, were its essence not self-sustaining,then the consciousness of freedom that flows from morality would prove to be a mere illusion.
The other kind of spiritual disclosures is mere illusion, but these illusions take such a tangible form in the mind that many simple-hearted people imagine them to be real.
For, suppose intuitive thinking had itself sprung from some other essence; suppose its essence were not grounded in itself, then the consciousness of freedom, which issues from moral conduct,would prove to be a mere illusion.
Such questions give rise to many others concerning whether consciousness is a mere illusion, or is a real(though non-physical) property related to, yet distinct from, the material brain.
On behalf of the S&D Group.- Mr President, the current events in Tunisia, Egypt and other countries in the region, must remind us that stability without freedom is,if not a mere illusion, at least an unsustainable reality.
Second, can we human beings, as willing entities, ascribe freedom to ourselves, oris this freedom a mere illusion that arises because we do not see the threads of necessity upon which our willing, like any other natural event,?
One is tempted to use here the old Levi-Straussian term of“symbolic efficiency”: the appearance of egaliberte is a symbolic fiction which, as such,possesses actual efficiency of its own- one should resist the properly cynical temptation of reducing it to a mere illusion that conceals a different actuality.
The other question is this: Is man entitled to claim for himself freedom of will, oris freedom a mere illusion begotten of his inability to recognize the threads of necessity on which his will, like any natural event, depends?
The first thought that comes to the thinking man after he realizes the truth that the Universe is a Mental Creation of THE ALL, is that the Universe andall that it contains is a mere illusion; an unreality; against which idea his instincts revolt.