Exemplos de uso de It appears to me em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Yeah, that's how it appears to me.
The way it appears to me, is they're taking in a shitload of money every Thursday night.
That 'sthat's a labor dispute it appears to me.
Sometimes it appears to me in flashes.
In a letter to St Bernard the mystic from the Rhineland confesses:"The vision fascinates my whole being:I do not see with the eyes of the body but it appears to me in the spirit of the mysteries….
You know, it appears to me that you folks are preparing for a flood in Biblical proportions.
Scoffs It appears to me, Captain Rogers, that you were well on your way to organizing a very good morning of your own.
I would like to congratulate the Commissioner for the work he has accomplished, andperhaps even more congratulate the Giovannini group which, it appears to me, has comprehensively staked out the ground covering the question.
But on the contrary, it appears to me, that the scriptures are just what might be expected, if the doctrine were true.
In that time and my travels, I have continually been confronted with and struck by the fact that, although there is much talk about andstudying of"the power of intentions", it appears to me as though many people aren't yet really"living it"….
My question is, it appears to me to be kind of dry at the top, even with a light top layer of spag over the lava rock.
That is why I am disappointed in the outcome of the vote in the Agriculture Committee,which yet again- it appears to me- has resulted in that committee turning its back on a fundamental reform of this discredited system.
It appears to me to describe the same experience in a more condensed form as that in the seventh chapter of Romans.
For the sake of equality, liberty and dignity,to which every human being has a right, it appears to me- and should appear to us all- imperative that we protect women and vote unhesitatingly for this proposal.
And it appears to me and others here from the testimony given by your mistress that the true weather of your soul is ambition.
But since personalities of deeper spheres tend to interfere in the business of personalities in the surface area, it appears to me as if I have met a lovely sympathetic person who I can easily identify with, and with whom I could even fall in love.
It appears to me, however, that Estonia's economic structure has in the meantime become healthier than in many other candidate countries.
The deepest truth is that how it appears to me doesn't correspond to reality- it's a projection of something impossible.
It appears to me more appropriate to say that Social Work is the profession that most brings together questioning human beings, but this does not make them all Marxists.
I understand the motivation behind Amendment No 1, but it appears to me to be somewhat superfluous since the content of the training programmes is laid down in the Annexes to the directive and will be universally applicable.
It appears to me, however, that what constitutes a sufficiently‘direct link' depends very much on the concrete context and, in particular, on the type of tax in question.
Another point to be highlighted is patent conflict, because it appears to me that everything would be conflicting because of the way in which the technologies would be published and made available, making everything state of the art.
It appears to me to be of major importance for more Member States, current and future ones, to join the European defence project of Belgium, Luxembourg, Germany and France.
From a trade point of view it appears to me of fundamental importance that we should improve the conditions for access to the internal market by products from the former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia.
It appears to me that, under the present rules, central government can build the EU contribution to structural funding into its calculations for determining regional government budgets.
If you will excuse me, I shall give a concrete example that affects me: it appears to me to be particularly zealous that, for certain rivers in Wallonia, the Commission, with the support of European judges, has considered that a river of 10 centimetres deep, where two bathers occasionally go to take a dip, warrants the classification of bathing water and therefore requires drainage investment amounting to EUR 700 000 per zone.
The problem, it appears to me, remains wholly outstanding for the non-euro countries. However, Mr Andersson, these are just two ideas or two avenues of reflection which, in my view, would merit further examination.
Indeed so, but it appears to me from the British Presidency's proposals that what is now provided for research is less than what Mr Juncker offered us.
Although some Members- it appears to me to be a large number of them- have come to the conclusion that the Nitrates Directive is superfluous, I believe that conclusion to be false; what is superfluous, in my view, is today's debate.