Примери коришћења What it sees на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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What it sees are dreams.
I see what it sees.
What it sees in its dreams?
The Observer Consciousness does not react to what it sees.
I can see what it sees.
It's an escape when the mind can't accept what it sees.
NATO reacts to what it sees as Russian aggression.
The eye cannot select what it sees.
It separates itself from what it sees, while light and strength perceive themselves as one.
In understands only what it sees.
The rest of the soft drink industry likes what it sees and quickly follows suit, conveniently forgetting all about their initial reservations that aspartame is a deadly chemical.
Mindfulness can examine the mechanics of selfishness and understand what it sees.
Man The brain does not know the difference… between what it sees in its environment and what it remembers… because the same specific neuronets are then firing.
Might as well ask Heaven what it sees.
The case comes as Donald Trump's White House has warned against what it sees as the growing political and economic influence of China, and efforts by Beijing to collect data on Americans and steal scientific research and innovation.
Although Europe wants to support the peace process in Northern Ireland,it is not prepared to sacrifice what it sees as its core interests regarding regulation on trade to keep the United Kingdom happy.”.
Russia's goal, according to a number of military, diplomatic, andpolitical sources in Moscow, is a grand bargain that would overturn what it sees as an unjust post-Cold War settlement.
The camera sees what it sees.
Mindfulness does not react to what it sees.
In frantic action it pursues its goal,twisting and overturning what it sees as interfering with its chosen path.
But it does not understand what it sees.
Apparently, the EU andthe US have once again forgotten that Russia is a sovereign state and does what it sees fit, including ensuring its national interests by force.
And it does not like what it sees.
But it is also an example of a national group on the European Continent without a state of its own defying what it sees as an unacceptable political status quo.
At takeoff, the Phantom 4 Pro V2.0 will record the scene below andcompare its recording with what it sees as it returns, for more precise landing.
Japanese government sources said last year that Tokyo will be expandingits base in Djibouti, to counter what it sees as growing Chinese influence in the region.