Примери за използване на Thinkable на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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The Fiction of a Thinkable World.
Is it even thinkable to address white as a color?
This was not possible, thinkable.
A concept is not thinkable without its opposite p.
Believe me, here, too,no other aim is thinkable.
And also how many rays is thinkable for a star to have?
Without this prior measure, no rapprochement between the government andthe opposition is thinkable.
Every argument thinkable is being used to convince us of its legitimacy.
The prolonged sulk of successive French governments has begun to make the unthinkable thinkable.
Since no alternative is thinkable, this faith is adopted reflexively.
In both ideologies(if they really are separate)the ultimate genocide becomes thinkable.
Freedom of action is thinkable only from the standpoint of ethical individualism.
Therefore, all used trucks in stock are available in all thinkable years, milages and prices!
Play only becomes possible, thinkable… when an influx of mind breaks down the absolute determinism of the cosmos.
Few still believe in the divine right of kings,though for centuries no other basis for society was even thinkable.
The whole idea of hardware andsoftware becomes thinkable for the first time with this invention.
But it is absolutely unthinkable and contradictory that something be nothing, andthis means that cancelling any inner possibility eliminates all that is thinkable.
Human Beings believe that their brains are capable of any thought that is thinkable in the Universe and that the sky is the limit.
The distance between the unthinkable on one side, and the thinkable and probable, on the other, is not marked by traffic lights.
Certain practical cases arise, however, where either no variation is thinkable at all, or else is not measured or possibly measured.
But the highest thinkable principle of morality is one which contains no such relation from the start, but springs from the source of pure intuition and only afterward seeks the relation to perceptions(to life).
Between states, however, no punitive war(bellum punitivum) is thinkable, because between them a relation of superior and inferior does not exist.
In the name of the one, only and saint Europeanism, Bulgaria pledged to take all the disasters, all the destitutions,and all the possible thinkable and unthinkable humiliations.
And we can even prove a priori that what might be for nature an ultimate purpose, according to all the thinkable determinations and properties wherewith one could endow it, could yet as a natural thing never be a final purpose.
Production within a system of division of labor, and thereby social coöperation,requires methods for the computation of expenditures asked for by different thinkable and possible ways of achieving ends.
Neither its construction norits subsequent adaptations would have been thinkable, let alone possible, without the German campaign to eliminate rival polities and without the special talents and unusual goals of the state destroyers of the SS.
We feel, perhaps only subconsciously, that to be in contact with death in any way, even indirectly, somehow confronts us with the prospect of our own deaths, draws our own deaths closer andmakes them more real and thinkable.
If ever a truth can be asserted a priori, this one can,for it expresses the form most general of all possible and thinkable experiences, more general than time, or space, or causality, for all these presuppose it…”.
Given the experience of the false sublation of autonomy, one will need to ask whether a sublation of autonomy status can be desirable at all, whether the distance between art andthe praxis of life is not what guarantees in the first place that space for free play within which alternatives to what exists become thinkable.".
If any truth can be asserted a priori, it is this one,for it is the expression of that form of all possible and thinkable experience which is more universal than all others, than time, space, or causality, for all these presuppose it.