Exemplos de uso de Has any meaning em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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None of it has any meaning for me.
Name one thing in your life that has any meaning.
If the universe has any meaning at all, I'm looking at it.
Father Do you think that this dream has any meaning?
The only way that has any meaning is if we fix the lungs and transplant them.
What I know is that death is the only thing in life that has any meaning.
It makes you wonder if the word Hooli has any meaning for these people whatsoever.
Albert Camus, the French existential philosopher,said that since we all must die, nothing has any meaning.
Though I'm not sure time has any meaning in this particular realm.
Do you sometimes doubt whether life has any meaning?
No act of worship or devotion has any meaning or value if this concept is in any way compromised.
I happen to have a personal interest in the artist if that word has any meaning to you.
No discussion regarding alliances has any meaning without this basic precondition.
I have never doubted that being an historian is meaningful, butI greatly doubt whether history itself has any meaning.
This newly found sovereignty only has any meaning if it is put to some use.
I have never doubted that being an historian is meaningful, butI greatly doubt whether history itself has any meaning.
To manage risks,(if this term has any meaning), is one way of dealing with uncertainty, a word that in innovation makes perfect sense.
The former is a monopoly provider onits international route and the latter(if distance-based charging has any meaning) is surely much cheaper than the Mauritius Telecom equivalent.
If chance has any meaning as an experience of the world is the awareness of a specific dimension of life and dwelling that appears always unprobabilistically, asking always for attention, answers, but mostly for invention- the ability to listen the unpredictable and to rehearse a(re)action.
If Europe has any meaning, and- my friends will pardon me telling them- if Christian democracy has any meaning, if the history of Christian democracy has any meaning, then it must declare itself radically opposed to the statements made in this manifesto and, whatever excellent reasons are given whenever history serves the same dish up again, must reject any agreement with this type of ideology and this type of organisation.
Can our lives have any meaning if all we ever do is buy stuff?
That is the only way that the employment chapter will have any meaning.
But my words never had any meaning.
There were only two ordained pastors,and only one had any means of transportation.
Before I share my dream I must warn the reader that no vision or dream can have any meaning whatsoever if it is contrary to the Word if God.
Little of this would have any meaning unless we were trying to do something different, which we are.
But that will only have any meaning and will only function if the Member States also demonstrate more ambition when it comes to collaborating over foreign affairs.
I have never believed I was worth anything… that what I said or did had any meaning.
It is only in this context, ladies and gentlemen,that the 2020 strategy will have any meaning.
If I didn't know who Juliet was or why she was on that balcony,the image alone wouldn't have any meaning.