Примери за използване на Our notions на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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We take on him the whole weight of our notions of the ideal.
And again, our notions of individuals as economic beings have been overturned.
Fears over cyber security andever increasing threats continuously compromise our notions of privacy.
The latter did not fit into our notions of 5 stars, but was present anyway.
And again, our notions of individuals as economic beings have been overturned. Rational self-interest is not always the dominating factor.
Without further ado, I would like to introduce a young man who yesterday took our notions of reality and turned them inside out.
Our notions about this mind-made physical world are always filtered through the senses and therefore always incomplete.
Even the most perfect car can not function without a motor,so obviously our notions of the human brain do not correspond to the truth.
But contrary to our notions from the past, it doesn't look like it was a lack of intelligence that led to the demise of Neanderthals.
Often times we have some kind of an ideal, a goal and we try to stuff reality in our notions about how things are supposed to happen.
Bg come a long way to find a designer to be able to capture the desired look andsystem administration, according to our notions.
Traders try to stimulate consumerism by tickling our notions of luxury and social prestige- the best, most expensive, the novelty or fashion.
When the world finds out what you can do it's gonna change everything.Our… Our beliefs, our notions of what it means to be human.
This is the energy of the memory which can manipulate our notions about aesthetic values and behaviour models, and which can do this at specific places in the city we inhabit.
We are invited to sample the distinctive wisdom of a continent and enrich our notions of what philosophy might really be.
Its ingenious proof overturned our notions of the essence of mathematics, revealed the relation between truth and veracity, and demonstrated the possibilities of the axiomatic method.
Here are a few ideas to offer us the distinctive wisdom of a continent and enrich our notions of what philosophy might really be.
They are radically expanding our notions of the potential of an aesthetic vocabulary, while they are challenging and undermining the cultural autonomy of our traditional institutions.
The vast amount of objects in the collection of Crespi makes us rethink our notions of contacts between the Old and the New World in antiquity.
As a result, Dawn Ades says that“The soft watches are an unconscious symbol of the relativity of space and time,a Surrealist meditation on the collapse of our notions of a fixed cosmic order”.
The working class, which has long defined our notions of masculinity, is slowly turning into a matriarchy, with men increasingly absent from the home and women making all the decisions.
In the age of moving images painting can teach us a new visual code,altering and enlarging our notions of what is worth looking at and what we have a right to observe.
Fears over cybersecurity increasingly compromise our notions of privacy and have allowed surveillance and Internet filtering to become more common and accepted at work, at home, and at the governmental level.
Dawn Ades wrote,"The soft watches are an unconscious symbol of the relativity of space and time,a Surrealist meditation on the collapse of our notions of a fixed cosmic order".
Fears over computer viruses increasingly compromise our notions of privacy and security and have allowed antivirus programs to become more common at both work and home and at the government level.
My wife suggested that we look within ourselves, andthat it the incident probably happened so as to eliminate some of our notions or attachments, or to alert us to something we have done wrong.
Surprisingly, personality"doesn't seem as important to us as our notions of how other people should behave and the way society should be structured," said study author John Hibbing, a political scientist at the University of Nebraska.
The difficulty is that we ever erect our notions of what is right and just into the law of justice, and insist that God shall adopt that as His law; instead of striving to learn by observation and reflection what His law is, and then believing that law to be consistent with Hisinfinite justice, whether it corresponds with our limited notion of justice, or does not so correspond.
The difficulty is that we ever erect our notions of what is right and just into the law of justice, and insist that God shall adopt that as His law; instead of striving to learn by observation and reflection what His law is, and then believing that law to be consistent with His infinite justice, whether it corresponds with our limited notion of justice, or does not so correspond.