Ví dụ về việc sử dụng It may be said trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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It may be said"he burned the midnight oil.".
After the defeat with the album in 1989, it may be said that The Jackson 5 didn't break officially.
It may be said, why do not the higher adepts protect him?
Apart from that, considering all these features, it may be said that it is a trusted brand which provides players with safe and fair gaming experience.
It may be said that we force no one to undertake this abominable means of livelihood;
While it is difficult todirectly link his works to crowd behavior, it may be said that his thoughts stimulated further study of crowd behavior.
It may be said that we force no one to undertake this abominable means of livelihood;
In a world of unexpected change the maintenance of wealth is always problematical;and in the long run it may be said to be impossible.
It may be said that without cybersecurity, there is no national security.".
Helaman 5:7 Therefore my sons,I would that ye should do that which is good, that it may be said of you, and also written, even as it has been said and written of them.
It may be said that our hypothesis is useless in the case when the blue glass is never touched at all.
Moses is cited by the Kabalists as authority for the remark that it required earthand water to make a living being, and thus it may be said that man first appears as a stone.
It may be said that both journeys culminate in knowing who we really are, yet they do not point to the same thing.
When however, the child is born and assumes a separate existence and begins to contact the external world,then it may be said that the bhavanga nature of the pre-natal state of mind gives way for the first time to a fully conscious mind process, the vithi-citta.
Lastly, it may be said that the Rod of Asclepius is frequently confused with the kerukeion/ caduceus of Hermes/ Mercury.
He that will divide a minute into a thousand parts and break buta part of the thousand part of a minute in the affairs of love, it may be said of him that Cupid hath clapped him o' th' shoulder, but I will warrant him heart-whole.
At the same time, it may be said of him he does not differ essentially from the millions of the rest of us who walk upon this earth.
It may be said that the separation into data and inferences belongs to a well-developed stage of knowledge, and is absent in its beginnings.
In answer to this it may be said that in the case of adults external calling usually precedes or coincides with regeneration in the restricted sense.
It may be said that I begin and end the days‘in Ukrainian', looking at Our Lady,” the Holy Father said, ensuring the Bishops that he entrusted them and their churches to“the tenderness of Our Lady, who is Mother.”.
In general, it may be said that everything which promotes the health of the physical body also reacts favourably upon the higher vehicles.
It may be said on the other hand that there are very developed but nevertheless historically less mature forms of society, in which the highest forms of economy, e.g. cooperation, a developed division of labour, etc.
Sense-data, it may be said, belong to psychology and are, at any rate in some sense, subjective, whereas physics is quite independent of psychological considerations, and does not assume that its matter only exists when it is perceived.
It may be said that a different burden of proof was applied by the Paris Court of Appeal than the UNCITRAL tribunal used, which goes to show that foreign investors should tread carefully when allegations of money laundering or corruption are made by States.
It may be said that there was development in the revelation respecting the future destiny of man, and we have no reason to doubt that on this point, as on many others, that which was first obscure gradually gained in definiteness and clearness;
It may be said that the man who makes this change becomes invisible to you; but if you think of it, you will see that the man has always been invisible to you, that what you have been in the habit of seeing is only the body which he inhabited.
Let us take care, it may be said, not to make the same mistake: but government and nations have made mistakes in other things, which are not denied to be fit subjects for the exercise of authority: they have laid on bad taxes, made unjust wars?
In explanation of this it may be said that in an ideal sense the righteousness of Christ is already accounted to believers in the counsel of redemption, and therefore from eternity, but this is not what the Bible means when it speaks of the justification of the sinner.