Примери за използване на My fellow men на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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So hear me, my fellow men!
My fellow men, I failed to understand.
I expect more from my fellow men.
I meet my fellow men and we understand each other.
An open letter to my fellow men….
And for this good fortune I thank my Creator every day and I desire it with all my heart for each one of my fellow men.".
And I returned to my fellow men, blessing the Lord of worlds.
I speak especially to my fellow men.
The difference between me and my fellow men is not at all because we live in two quite different spiritual worlds, but because from the world of ideas which we share, he receives different intuitions from mine.
I'm going to continue to help my fellow men.
It freed me of any bitterness towards my fellow men, who were alwaysin my debt, without my owing them anything.
I do not want to be glorified by a single of my fellow men.
I wanted to change the world for the better, help my fellow men and look at me… a fat, drunken aristocrat who makes a bungle out of everything.
I pray that I may be loyal to God and my fellow men.
A hundred years from now,I will sit around telling my fellow men of science… about the two of you, and we will giggle like little girls at your ignorance.
And it's an education I feel obliged to pass on to my fellow men.
T is not until I look about me andrealize that the vast majority of my fellow men are desperately trying to hold on to what they possess or to increase their possessions that I begin to understand that the wisdom of giving is not so simple as it seems.
How can I do most for the glory of God and the benefit of my fellow men?".
I could not help but reflect sorrowfully on the so different viewpoint of my fellow men on Earth; of the divided peoples, the nations even now engaged in a race to produce more dreadf ul weapons of destruction which would bring death, affliction and sickness to ever-increasing millions of their fellow beings throughout the.
I don't know what to change or why to change anything in my fellow men.".
I could say to you that I have done more good for my fellow men than you can ever hope to accomplish- but I will not say it, because I do not seek the good of others as a sanction for my right to exist, nor do I recognize the good of others as a justification for their seizure of my property or their destruction of my life.
My only motive is a selfless concern for my fellow men.
I could say to you that I have done more good for my fellow men than you can ever hope to accomplish- but I will not say it, because I do not seek the good of others as a sanction for my right to exist, nor do I seek the good of others as a sanction for my right to exist, nor do I recognise the good of others as a justification for their seizure of my property or their destruction of my life.
I told him that in my opinion some of the acts of my fellow men were of supreme im- portance.
Who of us would dare to stand before God and say-“My God,judge me as I have judged my fellow men?”.
I, even now, only dimly realize it andI suspect that the vast majority of my fellow men share with me this abysmal ignorance.
Personally I have gotten great help from the practice of talking over with God the many kindnesses I have received from my fellow men.
Pythagoras, famous for his contributions to geometry and mathematics,said,"Oh, my fellow men, do not defile your bodies with sinful foods.
You asked me about my controlled folly andI told you that everything I do in regard to myself and my fellow men is folly, because nothing matters.”.