Примери за използване на This is mere на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This is mere material.
Gentlemen, this is mere rhetoric.
This is mere impudence.
And they say: Lo! this is mere magic;
This is mere intuition.
Хората също превеждат
For such a rich country, surely this is mere pocket change?
This is mere quibbling.
And when the Truth from Our presence came unto them, they said: Lo! this is mere magic.
This is mere desperation.
But when Our tokens came unto them, plain to see,they said: This is mere magic.
This is mere spectacle.
All this is mere theater.".
And when Our clear revelations are recited unto them,those who disbelieve say of the Truth when it reacheth them: This is mere magic.
This is mere superstition.
But even if We had sent down to you a Book written on parchment, and they had touched it with their own hands-- those who deny the truth would still have said," This is mere magic.".
Again, this is mere speculation.
There is a possibility that other entities, possibly more animal than human, are the result of humanoid-Sasquatch and nonhuman-Sapien interbreeding, in which case the offspring might be human orbeast in nature, but this is mere speculation.
This is mere speculation, not a fact.
Meeting like this is mere happenstance. Co-incidence.
M: This is mere imagination, however noble!
But still this is mere possibility and hypothesis.
This is mere semantics, however, as many of the presumed apelike ancestors of man are apes and have scientific names, which include the word pithecus(derived from the Greek meaning“ape”).
It has been our supposition,which we share with you as long as you are aware that this is mere opinion, that our Logos was interested in, shall we say, further intensifying the veiling process by offering to the third-density form the near complete probability for the development of speech taking complete precedence over concept communication or telepathy.
But this is mere speculation and it is unjust and anti-democratic that the Irish people are asked to vote for a fog of conjecture.
Any talk of this is mere whimsy, and it's whimsy itself that I am tired of and finished with.
But this is mere assumption, not knowledge.
Not I. This is mere desire, animal desire- nothing more.
But this is mere presumption; the fate of war is uncertain, neither do the expressions mean anything;
In order that you should not think that this is mere flattery and windy words I, therefore, most solemnly declare that it is pleasing to our autocratic power that the Supreme Bishop of all Catholics, the Pope of Rome, be henceforth restored to his throne in Rome with all former rights and privileges belonging to this title and chair given at any time by our predecessors, from Constantine the Great onward.