Примери за използване на Perfectly true на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Perfectly true.
That is perfectly true--.
Perfectly true, sir.
It's- it's perfectly true.
Perfectly true, sir!
Well, it's perfectly true.
Perfectly true, along with 19 others.
All that is perfectly true.
This is perfectly true; I have been there and seen it!
In his case this is perfectly true.
It's perfectly true.
And unfortunately, this was perfectly true.
That's how perfectly true God's prophetic Word is.
In some fields this is perfectly true.
It is perfectly true, as philosophers say, that life must be understood backward.
As much as this is rather cliche it is perfectly true.
It is perfectly true that the European and Canadian examples are rooted, like all law, not in abstract reasoning but in specific experience.
The information given above is perfectly true.
But this is just what Hamerling maintains when he says,"It is perfectly true that the will is always determined by motives, but it is absurd to say that on this ground it is unfree;
He went to the woman andshe told him it was perfectly true.
It is perfectly true that some Theosophists have been(through nobody's fault but their own) greatly disappointed because we have offered them no short cut to Yoga Vidya, and there are others who wish for practical work.
I assure you,everything she said was perfectly true.
It is, therefore, perfectly true of the developed capitalist countries that"the workingmen have no country" and that"united action" by the workers, of the civilized countries at least,"is one of the first conditions for the emancipation of the proletariat"[Communist Manifesto].
Johnny didn't think so, butMick assured him that it was perfectly true.
In the more developed capitalist countries it is perfectly true that“the workers have no fatherland” and that“united action” of the workers, in the civilised countries at least,“is one of the first conditions for the emancipation of the proletariat”.
Much is made about the importance of persistence in business- and that is perfectly true.
It is, therefore, perfectly true of the developed capitalist countries that"the workingmen have no country" and that"united action" by the workers, of the civilized countries at least,"is one of the first conditions for the emancipation of the proletariat"[Communist Manifesto].
He feels that there is nothing which is absolutely undivine,and this is perfectly true.
That's all perfectly true, but limiting, since the more significant truth is that many, many other countries- probably the majority of what we usually call free ones- also have laws, with varying degrees of strictness, against hate speech, or“incitement to racial hatred.”.
His claim that the maximum difference in longitude between the two theories amounts to 10 proves perfectly true.