Примери за използване на Practical sense на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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In that was practical sense.
I have instructions, but I don't know how this works in a practical sense.
Only in a practical sense.
There is, however, always a limit on resources in a practical sense.
Except in a practical sense.
But even more important, is understanding what this means in a practical sense.
Magic(in the practical sense) was much fallen off.
And often in a purely practical sense.
Freedom, in the practical sense, is the independence of the will of coercion by sensuous impulses.
That is love in a practical sense.
Freedom in the practical sense is the independence of the power of choice from necessitation by impulses of sensibility.”.
They don't think he had any practical sense.
Inside Iraq today,they are in every practical sense a de facto independent state with their own government and military.
Only in that which makes no practical sense.
In a practical sense, yoga is the coordination and synchronization of movement, breathing, mantra(specific sounds) and mind.
What does this mean in a practical sense to you?
Apart from the purely aesthetic function deviceblind area home has a definite practical sense.
We have looked at what fitness means in a practical sense but how do you develop a plan to start?
With discretion you must have common sense, practical sense.
Such a narrow reading would indeed make little practical sense and is clearly not supported by existing case-law.
I am interested only in‘nonsense';only in that which makes no practical sense.
So you finally understand what fitness means in a practical sense but how do you develop a plan to start?
Although the 2 platforms are often positioned as competitors,nothing might be beyond reality in a very practical sense.
I firmly believe that in the near future this practical sense of European-ness will begin to form.
What does this mean for you in a practical sense?
For not only the five senses, but also the so-called spiritual senses, the practical senses(will, love, etc.), in a word, the human sense, the humanity of the senses-- all these come into being only through the existence of their objects, through humanized nature.
Only that which has no practical sense.
For it is not only the five senses, butalso the so-called spiritual senses, the practical senses(desiring, loving etc.), in brief, human sensibility and the human charac-ter of the senses, which can only come into being through the existence of its objects, through humanised nature.
Despite the fact that this technique is used still by our grandmothers, practical sense it is not.
For not only the five senses butalso the so-called mental senses, the practical senses(will, love, etc.), in a word, human sense, the human nature of the senses, comes to be by virtue of its object, by virtue of humanised nature.