Ví dụ về việc sử dụng His holiness remarked trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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These days, His Holiness remarked, Ladakh is more like a central land.
Another student wanted advice about investment banking and His Holiness remarked that he could not reply.
His Holiness remarked that for nearly 55 years India has been his home.
While the discussion wended this way and that into the thickets of philosophy andtheology, His Holiness remarked.
His Holiness remarked that Tibetans and Chinese have had relations for about 3000 years;
Asked what advice he would give a group of students, His Holiness remarked that he distinguishes between those who belong to the 20th century and those who belong to the 21st.
His Holiness remarked that in India all the major religious traditions have long lived together in harmony.
Referring to historical relations between the two peoples, His Holiness remarked that even before they developed an interest in Buddhism, Tibetans and Mongolians were like brothers and sisters.
His Holiness remarked that it was during a recent visit to a University in Jammu that he had been invited to come to Kargil.
Talking of ways to inspire people to nurture inner values like kindness andcompassion, His Holiness remarked that there is a need to include those 1 billion people who declare they have no interest in religion.
His Holiness remarked that disturbing emotions are so called because they disturb our peace of mind and lead to harmful action.
Speaking to a group of Buddhists from Kargil on the lawn outside the hotel His Holiness remarked that among the many different religious traditions the Nalanda Tradition is notable for its use of reason, logic and analytical thinking.
His Holiness remarked that all religious traditions have secular ethics in common inasmuch as they carry a basic message of love and affection.
In the course of this happy occasion His Holiness remarked that while many regard their 81st year as unfavourable, for him it has been most auspicious.
His Holiness remarked that Tibetans have kept alive a command of logic and an understanding of the workings of the mind and emotions for more than 1000 years.
As he began reading Chapter Six about Patience His Holiness remarked that in order to preserve our peace of mind we need to practise patience and take account of the shortcomings of anger.
His Holiness remarked that it is because Buddhism from the Nalanda tradition is founded on reason and logic that recent interaction with modern scientists has been fruitful.
Asked about the hate dispersed through social media His Holiness remarked,“We are all the same as human beings and I am trying to educate people in understanding that the ultimate source of happiness is a warm heart and a calm mind.
His Holiness remarked that despite facing all sorts of difficulties in his life, he has found cultivating altruism to be a helpful source of inner strength.
In relation to evolution His Holiness remarked that our sun is about 5 billion years old, but life seems to have emerged 1 billion years ago with the appearance of micro-organisms.
His Holiness remarked that Buddhists commonly pray for the welfare of all mother sentient beings, but stressed that if such prayers are to have meaning, they should be translated into action.
Africa is a great continent,” His Holiness remarked,“previously exploited by Europeans, but it's a continent with great potential and I'm very happy that we have an African here with us today.”.
His Holiness remarked that he had always known that United States was a great nation, recalling its action to defend democracy and the rule of law in World War II and the Korean War.
Upon seeing this image, His Holiness remarked that his impression was that while the photo showed Dr. Valera physically weak he seemed full of spirit, which showed that he had a healthy mind.
His Holiness remarked that basically human beings are compassionate in nature but it is the kind of education imparted that makes the binary between you and me and instils a sense of selfishness and self-centeredness.
However, His Holiness remarked that these days we see religion being used as an excuse for people to kill each other- sad and unthinkable.
His Holiness remarked that while it is noble to create statues of the Buddha, since they cannot speak, it is also important to establish centres of learning if we want to contribute to the preservation of the teachings.
He remarked that at a time when intolerance and religious extremism thrives elsewhere, leaving people yearning for peace, the people of Ladakh are fortunate to have His Holiness visit year after year.
In his remarks His Holiness mentioned that when Buddhism came to Tibet it was relevant and useful.