Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Sanguine trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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I am less sanguine today.
Sanguine hopes had been destroyed.
Law of blood(Jus Sanguine).
Nearly as sanguine as they are now.
But Pierce was more sanguine.
The sanguine cannot be left alone.
For the time being, d'Ys remains sanguine.
Was Friedman too sanguine about the generosity of the invisible hand?
Greer, as I should have expected, was more sanguine.
Sanguine and Stramonium- the combination of two homeopathic remedies has a more pronounced effect.
The history of the writers andproducers does not leave us feeling sanguine about this.
Unlike the Stiletto, Sanguine was a modern variant that eschewed bulky mirrors and could be fired vertically.
But for a fashion designer, Giannini has an unusually sanguine attitude to criticism.
Hundreds of years ago Sanguine was used(red chalk on paper) to create simple one-tone drawings by artists such as Leonardo da Vinci.
But with WTI dropping below $45 per barrel,most sober oil market analysts are not nearly as sanguine.
One has to go back to2014 to find Roth writing in a relatively sanguine way about the future of human rights across the globe.
But no observer of the American political scene at the time of writing(2006)can afford to be sanguine.
But this sanguine vision and mitigating explanation of the seriousness of the illness did not obviate the fact that I was unable to regain the integrity of my skin.
So it was a surprise to me, on a recent trip to Beijing,to find Chinese elites relatively sanguine about Trump.
Like many others at the event, Prandecki was sanguine about the future for virtual currencies, which are essentially pieces of code not backed by any government or hard asset.
If you cannot do everything on your own, ask friends to help,choose materialists from phlegmatic and sanguine people for this.
But unless joined with sanguine expectations of the future, an exaggerated view of the past results in an attitude of caution and not in the reckless strivings of a mass movement.
The four astrological elements are also considered as adirect equivalent to Hippocrates' personality types(sanguine= air; choleric= fire; melancholic= earth; phlegmatic= water).
But in Tokyo, where officials are much more skeptical of North Korea's intentions and doubt that it will ever give up its nuclear arsenal,officials were much less sanguine.
A more sanguine view is that China's economic growth has been so astounding in the past three decades that its military rise is natural, and the US must make some room for Chinese power in the region.
Others might argue that although the world might not be dangerous now, it could quickly becomeso if the United States grows too sanguine about global risks and reduces its military strength.
Oh, to return to that sanguine time, where instead of fretting over deadly vaping illnesses and the possibility of World War III, we all held hands and sang kumbaya united by a serious case of Pokémon Go fever swept the globe.
The desire for a stronger path of growth helps explain why officials, even those in emerging markets,have had a sanguine response to Japan's new plans to stimulate its economy with $1.4 trillion in bond-buying by the country's central bank.
When, on November 11,those who fought and died in WWI are commemorated, the sanguine colour of the red poppy, a flower that grew in profusion on Flanders Fields, is a vivid reminder to the living of the cost of sacrifice in war.
The US maintained two sites, in the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, Wisconsin and in the Escanaba River State Forest,Michigan(originally named Project Sanguine, then downsized and rechristened Project ELF prior to construction), until they were dismantled, beginning in late September 2004.