Примери коришћења Ordinary sense на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Organization in the ordinary sense.
We are not a bank in the ordinary sense but a unique partnership to reduce poverty and support.
They have no motive in the ordinary sense.
Not in the ordinary sense of the word.
I'm using the word in the ordinary sense.".
It is not a bank in the ordinary sense, but a unique society to reduce poverty and support development.
He is not an alarmist in the ordinary sense.
They are not a bank in the ordinary sense but a novel partnership to reduce poverty and support development.
But this treatment is not a vaccine, not in any ordinary sense.
And yet it is not a fact in the ordinary sense, in the same way as our actual behavior is a fact.
I've got loads of things that go beyond ordinary sense.
The World Bank is not a bank in the ordinary sense but a unique partnership to reduce poverty and support development.
I am now, of course, using the word success in its ordinary sense.
They are not a bank in the ordinary sense but exist as a unique partnership to reduce poverty and support development.
The Philippines' main political parties are not political parties in the ordinary sense.
It is not from lack of religion in the ordinary sense of the word that the world is suffering, it is from lack of love, lack of awareness.
Autism can not be called neither a disease,nor evendisability in the ordinary sense of the words.
The World Bank- Not a bank in the ordinary sense but a unique institution with the mission to reduce poverty and support development.
I have had a go at manytongues in my time, but I am in no ordinary sense a'linguist';
It is not a bank in the ordinary sense of the word but a unique partnership dedicated to reducing poverty and supporting development.
Joseph would nothave taken these words to mean, though, that Mary was to be his wife in the ordinary sense of the word.
All these objects of attachment go together with food, in the ordinary sense of the word, to make up the daily bread of this world.
Perhaps in a ritual, sacred sex sense, almost certainly, butwere they also in an ordinary sense lovers?
Thoughts, ideas, emotions, desires, hopes, disappointments, etc., are interior,invisible to ordinary senses and yet they are more real to us than the dining table or chairs in the room.
To remember oneself one must stop everything and lift oneself into total silence andtotal loss of all ordinary sense of oneself.
What he meant is when we have our ordinary sense of the way that the fabric of reality is… it seems like these two places are absolutely in space… they're separate and never the twain shall meet.
The second feature of imagination is the creative faculty which enables us to form images and feelings that ordinary senses cannot perceive.
Thoughts, ideas, emotions, whishes, hope, disappointments, etc. Are internal,invisible to the ordinary senses; however they are for ourselves even more real than the dining table or the house furniture.
In 1833, Grahamstown was described as having"two or three English merchants of considerable wealth, butscarcely any society in the ordinary sense of the word.
The crystal wave, which, imperceptible to the ordinary sense, springs in the dark bosom of the mound against whose foot breaks the flood of the world, he who has tasted it, he who has stood on the mountain frontier of the world, and looked across into the new land, into the abode of the Night- truly he turns not again into the tumult of the world, into the land where dwells the Light in ceaseless unrest.