Примери за използване на Ordinary sense на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Not in the ordinary sense.
Ordinary sense of the word.
At least not in the ordinary sense.
Their religion is humanism, but their love for the next- almost spiritual,although they are not overly religious in the ordinary sense.
Tantrism is not a religion in the ordinary sense of the term.
This is the spiritual part, which proclaims that there is more here than meets the eye in the ordinary sense.
Tantrism is not a religion in the ordinary sense of the term.
In the ordinary sense SALVATOR combined properties of a magic wand and the lamp of Aladdin, into which the ancient gods placed unmanaged spirits, that violated people's lives interfering with their elemental force.
I am not a believer in any ordinary sense.
I could not, of course,'see' them in the ordinary sense, but I could feel their presence as clearly as one can feel toothache.
And I am not religious in any ordinary sense.
I mean it is not meek in the ordinary sense of mild and moderate and inoffensive.
I shall take this verse in its ordinary sense.
If the word'old' is employed in the ordinary sense of the word, it means a wrong direction in life.
The goose-girl does not die, in any ordinary sense.
And yet it is not a political party in the ordinary sense, but a harmful and evil cult possessed by an evil specter.
A metaphor isn't true or untrue in any ordinary sense.
Painting of Encho Pironkov is doing not in the ordinary sense of the word; it is a condition of unprovoked will.
He has promised heart-rest and comfort, butnot pleasure in the ordinary sense.
I do not consider faith in the ordinary sense that many people maintain.
We cannot be wiped out because it is not an organization in the ordinary sense.
Often one man andmany men must be sacrificed, in the ordinary sense of the term, to the interest of the many.
Therefore, we say this river begins from such and such source,but only in the ordinary sense.
There were officers and N.C.O. 's, butthere was no military rank in the ordinary sense; no titles, no badges, no heel-clicking and saluting.
It is the spiritual part that here indicates the presence of more than can be seen in the ordinary sense.
For at that moment, with the crowd watching me,I was not afraid in the ordinary sense, as I would have been if I had been alone.
Joseph would not have taken these words to mean, though,that Mary was to be his wife in the ordinary sense of the word.
And this leadership does not depend upon physical strength,intellectual attainment, or culture in the ordinary sense, but upon the manifestation and recognition of that subtle quality that we have called Spirit.
With the crowd watching me, I was not afraid in the ordinary sense, as I.
MTC is not a theory of information in the ordinary sense of the word.