Примери за използване на Purely human на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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They are purely human.
The resulting hybrid cell is no longer purely human.
Is on a purely human level.
It can't be duplicated on a purely human level.
From purely human perspective.
The overtones are purely human.
Is a purely human quality.
Is consciousness a purely human trait?
It's a purely human condition inside all of us.
Marriage is a purely human act.
The details are trivial and pointless, the reasons, as always,were purely human ones.
This is a purely human affair.
The fruit of the Spirit is not something we achieve by purely human effort.
Is love a purely human characteristic?
This is also true on the purely human level.
Those are purely human societal boundaries.
Our celebration of Christmas is a purely human endeavor.
Moreover, even a purely human attitude and help from them will not wait.
A Child is born," this signifies a purely human nature.
This is shown in a purely human manner in man's social life.
I am a human andI exist solely for purely human ideals;
Nickolay Mladenov: My purely human reaction is that whoever is stronger bears the responsibility for the use of force.
The third important point is purely human and administrative.
We are also the friendliest company you can dream of, andwe would also appreciate all your purely human qualities.
I learned some important lessons both in purely human terms and in professional terms.
From a purely human point of view, you know, six years now the Romanians are the most numerous contingent of tourists in Bulgaria.
A peace that is an inner-worldly and purely human reality will fail.
Of all the purely human religions of Urantia none ever surpassed the social ideals and the moral grandeur of this onetime humanism of the Nile valley.
Integration that represents not only an increase in terms of purely human but also a lever for economic development and social redemption.
It is also influenced by external factors that are not dependent on human intervention,such as avian influenza, and with fipronilla is a purely human error.".