Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Man's nature trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Man's nature is to lie.
That is also man's nature.
Man's nature is to lie.
He asks the most basic question about man's nature.
Man's nature is to be free.".
This has been part of man's nature from the very beginning.
Man's nature has always been such.
Death is not a kind of magic, altering man's nature.
Man's nature is not always to advance;
Mountains and rivers can be moved, but man's nature cannot be moved.
Man's nature is such that he cannot afford to live alone.
It is His nature, just as it is man's nature to breath.
Higher energies which are endeavoring to control the lower energies andtherefore indicating a cleavage in the man's nature.
First, however, I must speak to you about man's nature and what it has suffered.
Because we were born of a man, we have a man's life and a man's nature.
The Father of the universe has inscribed them in man's nature, and that is where we must look for them;
Man's nature is so constituted that he can attain his own perfection only by working for the perfection, for the good, of his fellow men. .
These"knowable things" will eventually[441] drop into the conscious aspect of a man's nature and become an integral part of his intellectual equipment.
So a new and good habit is born but when an act becomes easy through constant repetition it becomes a pleasure to perform andif it is a pleasure to perform it is man's nature to perform it often.
If he has to employ violence in shaping the new,his view of man's nature darkens and approaches closer to that of the reactionary.
He humbled Himself to assume man's nature, to be born in a stable and laid in a manger, to work as a carpenter, to make friends with fishermen, to die upon a rough wooden cross, and to bear the sins of the entire world.
Study with care the nature of the rays which presumably constitute the man's nature and provide the forces and energies which make him what he is.
After all, we cannot argue with a man's nature(though maybe we could and should?), and we certainly can't argue with a woman's nature(though the defining feature of ours, apparently, was its malleability).
Each of these three parts is also triple from the[43] physical side,making the analogy to the three parts of man's nature and the nine of perfected monadic life.
Nervous, excitable, fixed on nothing, the slave of his caprices,seeing the higher possibilities of man's nature, yet unable to reach them, he came to us as to a refuge, and shortly after took up his residence in our house for a few weeks.
One of the things that is often forgotten by students of psychology andthose who probe the unfolding consciousness of man, is the fact that there are no sharp distinctions between the various aspects of man's nature, but that all are phases of one reality.
They will say this in despair, and their utterance will be a blasphemy whichwill make them more unhappy still, for man's nature cannot bear blasphemy, and in the end always avenges it on itself.
This is important to understand because Marxism would argue that neither Hegel or Rand is correct andthat only the state can bridge the gap between Man's nature as an individual and Man's responsibility to one another.