Примери за използване на The semblance на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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I would have you reformed into the semblance of a man.
The semblance of these two groups is that of a man who is deaf and blind, and the other who can hear and see.
Rather he will play at the body-event, at the semblance of trauma.
The semblance of those who disbelieve is like a person shouting at an animal that hears nothing but a call and cry;
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The semblance of the infidels is that of a man who shouts to one that cannot hear more than a call and a cry.
From the first we make by our own hands the semblance of a cone, and a round product, we glue it to its lower part.
If you're in a rush, pull the comforter up to the pillows, andsmooth it out to create the semblance of a made bed.
Thinking destroys the semblance of perception and integrates our individual existence into the life of the cosmos.”.
I had waited for things to change, hoping that he would love me enough to let me go, orstop torturing me with the semblance of a happy relationship.
Thus the SS managed to build the semblance of a real city, with its hospital, red-light district, residential district, and, yes, even a prison.
Morality, religion, metaphysics, all the rest of ideology and their corresponding forms of consciousness,thus no longer retain the semblance of independence.
You are either genuinely in love, or try to demonstrate the semblance of the feelings in order to achieve the only important goal.
The semblance of those who expend their wealth in the way of God is that of a grain of corn from which grow seven ears, each ear containing a hundred grains.
Sometimes the fine matter would seem to condense into the semblance of a solid body, only to disappear and revert to practical invisibility.
Morality, religion, metaphysics, all the rest of ideology and their corresponding recllessness of consciousness,sinble-minded no longer retain the semblance of independence.
Morality, religion, metaphysics, and all the rest of ideology as well as the forms of consciousness corresponding to these,thus no longer retain the semblance of independence.
Some 75,000 affected children are enrolled in schools andschool clubs where they can catch up on their lost education and rediscover the semblance of a normal childhood.
As a rule, they are made on the semblance of bridges(see photo below), or they are laid on pebbles that perform the function of drainage- that is, Well passes the water, not allowing the wood to soak it.
But the former class feels at ease and strengthened in this estrangement,it recognises estrangement as its own power and has in it the semblance of human existence.
On the other hand, the whole process becomes so complicated, partly by simply manipulating bills of exchange,partly by commodity transactions for the sole purpose of manufacturing bills of exchange, that the semblance of a very solvent business with a smooth flow of returns can easily persist even long after returns actually come in only at the expense partly of swindled money-lenders and partly of swindled producers.
One of America's millions of rejects, forever barred from The Good Life, too sunk in sloth orgenetic degeneracy to torture herself into the semblance of an undernourished adolescent male.
This option is optimal for those who care about the person and his feelings, andnot for those who seek to preserve the semblance of the family, having lovers and not greeting the spouse.
Rhea Silvia, the daughter, he elects as a vestal, and thus deprives her of the hope of progeny,through perpetual virginity as enjoined upon her under the semblance of a most honorable distinction.
Man, who has found in the fantastic reality of heaven, where he sought a supernatural being,only his own reflection, will no longer be tempted to find only the semblance of himselfa non-human beingwhere he seeks and must seek his true reality.
Yet Washington is building upon precedents that has seen Palestine ethnically cleansed with international permission, andis now creating the conditions to force Palestinians into a situation where there is not even the semblance of any option but to accept what is forced upon them.
Man, who has found only his own reflection in the fantastic reality of heaven, where he sought a supernatural being,will no longer be disposed to find only the semblance of himself, only a nonhuman being, here where he seeks and must seek his true reality.
Thus, in that vision or apocalypse of the sublime exile of Patmos, a protest in the name of the ideal, overwhelming the real world, a tremendous satire uttered in the name of Religion and Liberty, and with its fiery reverberations smiting the throne of the Cæsars,a sharp two-edged sword comes out of the mouth of the Semblance of the Son of Man, encircled by the seven golden candlesticks, and holding in his right hand seven stars.