Примери коришћења Proper sense на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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In proper sense of this word.
It acquired its proper senses.
This testifies to the depth andpower of Europe as a civilization that is cosmopolitan in a proper sense.
This is holiday in the proper sense of the word!
For nowadays they do not ordain the deaconesses,although some ascetic women might be called deaconesses albeit not in the proper sense;
None of this is thought, in the proper sense of the word.
Cars have a proper sense of weight, while retaining the agility necessary for navigating through traffic at high speeds.
He was my husband in a proper sense.
All the terms I choose to think with are TERMS for me in the proper sense of the word, true endings, bordering my mental()[6] and all the states of mind to which I have subjected my thoughts.
We don't have a government in the proper sense.
And lastly that of human life in the proper sense of the term, characterized by thought and speech.
Obviously the word must be taken in its proper sense.
Each Ecumenical Council received as such, in the full and proper sense, is, accordingly, a manifestation of and service to the communion of the whole Church.
Zinc also supports normal growth and development during pregnancy, childhood, andadolescenceand is required for proper sense of taste and smell.
Each Ecumenical Council received as such, in the full and proper sense, is, accordingly, a manifestation of and service to the communion of the whole Church.
My third argument: living reality, the revolution, has already actually established in our colmtry, albeit in a weak and embryonic form, precisely this new type of“state”,which is not a state in the proper sense of the word.
All are Spirit-bearers,all are- in the proper sense of the word-‘charismatics'.
But I do not think that that is the proper sense of the word, if only because it would imply that all the people who are not Christians- all the Buddhists, Confucians, Mohammedans, and so on- are not trying to live a good life.
Of mountains in the proper sense.
They[the AKP] have embraced secularism in the proper sense that the state should be neutral and not impose its values on other minorities," according to Karaveli."The secularists have become entrenched and more fanatic in their views," including their dogmatic pursuit of state controlled secularism.
But all that was not yet labour in the proper sense of the word.
It is necessary to distinguish between the Eucharistic fast in the proper sense of the word- complete refraining from eating and drinking from midnight to Holy Communion.
Since the end of the nineteenth century, however, revolutionary epochs have advanced a higher type of democratic state, a state which in certain respects, as Engels put it, ceases to be a state,is“no longer a state in the proper sense of the word”.
One should distinguish the preparatory fast from the eucharistic fast in a proper sense, i.e. the complete abstinence from food and drink from midnight until holy communion.
So the baby fails to develop a proper sense of self.
Since that agreement was broken up drug cartels are no longer actually cartels in the proper sense of the word, but the term stuck and is now popularly used to refer to any criminal narcotics related organization.
That the Son of God is called God in the same proper sense as God the Father.
In that sense I suppose there would be Christians in all sects andcreeds; but I do not think that is the proper sense of the word, if only because it would imply that all the people who are not Christians- all the Buddhists, Confucians, Muhammadans, and so on-are not trying to live a good life.
You have acquired the sense of proper valuation of things.
The Vindhyas do not form a single range in the proper geological sense: the hills collectively known as the Vindhyas do not lie along an anticlinal or synclinal ridge.[1] The Vindhya range is actually a group of discontinuous chain of mountain ridges, hill ranges, highlands and plateau escarpments.