Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Chesterton trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Chesterton said,“A dead thing goes with the stream.
Without the rain there would be no rainbow.”- Gilbert Chesterton.
Chesterton said that if you stop believing in God, you will believe in anything.
If we do not plant knowledge when young, it will give us no shade when we are old.-Attributed to Lord Chesterton.
Chesterton was right:"The Child that played with moon and sun is playing with a little hay.".
Though he knew English, French, German and Russian, his favorite authors were from the Anglo world,and included authors such as G.K. Chesterton, Willa Cather.
Chesterton said famously that“America is the only nation in the world that is founded on a creed.”.
His biographer, Joseph Pearce, has made his name by relating the lives of the Catholic and Christian literati, men such as Hilaire Belloc,GK Chesterton and CS Lewis.
I think Chesterton said“it's the most democratic of institutions, because the dead have a vote.”.
The whole object of travel is not to set foot on foreign land; it is at last to set foot on one's own country as a foreign land.-G.K. Chesterton.
Chesterton,"Here ends another day during which I have had eyes, ears, hands, and the great world around me.
Unless[God's] spirit pervades our lives,we find only what G. K. Chesterton called‘cures that don't cure, blessings that don't bless, and solutions that don't solve.'”.
As Chesterton saw so clearly, the Church loves“red and white and has always had a healthy hatred of pink!”.
In 1963 he was awarded a role in Doctor Who as one of the Doctor's companions,science teacher Ian Chesterton, appearing in most episodes of the first two seasons of the programme.
Born Isabelle Reed in Chesterton, Cambridge,[1] Elsom usually was cast as an aristocratic lady of the upper class.
Chesterton said that our Lord wants us to love our enemies and our neighbors because they are usually the same people.
Like other Christian apologists before him, Tolkien, Lewis, and Chesterton, he too tried to give a reason for the hope that's within us; and, in that, he succeeded, wonderfully so.
Like Chesterton, I find myself rebelling against extreme secularism and finding in Christianity some remarkable answers to both intellectual and practical concerns.
George Bernard Shaw, Chesterton's''friendly enemy'' according to Time, said of him,''He was a man of colossal genius.
Chesterton, reflecting on this, once declared that one of the deep secrets of life is to learn to look at things familiar until they look unfamiliar again.
Hong joined Chesterton(now Savills) in 1996 and she has more than 16 years experience in real estate sector.
Chesterton once said“familiarity is the greatest of all illusions and that the secret of life is to learn to look at things familiar until they look unfamiliar again.
According to Chesterton, understanding this distinction between humans and animals“is enough for most of us”(The Everlasting Man, 1.1).
Chesterton, reflecting on how hopelessly prone we are to see things through the lens of over-familiarity, said that one of the deep secrets of life is to learn to look at things familiar until they look unfamiliar again.
John Joseph is living proof of Chesterton's observation:“It is always easy to let the age have its head; the difficult thing is to keep one's own”(G. K. Chesterton, Orthodoxy, page 101).
Chesterton argued that repetition is a characteristic of the vitality of children, who like the same stories, with the same words, time and time again, not because they are bored and unimaginative but because they delight in life.
Someone told me they once read in a book by Chesterton of a detective who, in order to find someone he is searching for in a certain city, merely scoured the houses, from roof to cellar, whose exteriors seemed abnormal to him in some way.
Chesterton argued that repetition is a characteristic of the vitality of children, who like the same stories, with the same words, time and time again, not because they are bored and unimaginative but because they delight in life.
Someone told me they had read in a book by Chesterton about a detective who, in order to find someone he is looking for in a certain city, simply scoured from roof to cellar the houses which, from the outside, seemed somehow abnormal to him.