Exemplos de uso de It may be said em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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It may be said that there is a contradiction bore.
According to the mutability of this life, it may be said to be mortal." In Jo., tr.
It may be said this constitutes as an elective monarchy.
If one remembers to say it, it may be said either at the beginning of wudoo' or during it.
It may be said: That is a statement, but how will you prove it? .
And when their local universe sovereignty is enlarged to embrace the associated Creative Spirits, it may be said to approximate the limits of supremacy within the present potentials of the evolutionary grand universe.
But it may be said already that the discussion has been very useful.
Shamanism In general, it may be said that all older Maku men are shamans.
Thus it may be said that electronic games, on one side,"animalize" the player.
From a cultural point of view, it may be said that saints are the result of their society and of their epoch.
Rice, it may be said, is generally well cooked in Greece-better than in Italy.
At the time of the most intensive emigration- between 1509 and 1538- it may be said that around 10% of the departure authorizations registered by the General Archives of the Indies were granted to women, some of whom were single.
But, it may be said,"Is not Lloyd-Jones' Ephesians both expository and textual preaching?
Speaking generally, it may be said that the evils are uncontrolled in England.
It may be said with all confidence that the newspaper will brilliantly carry out the task it has set itself.
With regard to the overall content, it may be said that in many participating countries the business prospects for foreign banks have been improved.
It may be said that Sister White generally wears her dresses in public longer than the dress she recommends to others.
Therefore, it may be said that this condition generates communication disorders.
It may be said that the state only fully becomes the subject of international law as the bourgeois state.
In their defence, it may be said that they have had neither powers nor resources under the old system.
It may be said that still more might have been expected, but I do not in actual fact think it could have been. .
Against such scepticism, it may be said- and here I agree with Mrs Gebhardt- that our ally, paradoxically enough, is the market.
Finally, it may be said that"the Great Paraná" pejerreyes are the most coveted by sport anglers.
Following the Court's case-law, it may be said that in the majority of cases public and private sector monopolies are nowadays on a substantially equal footing.102.
It may be said, even more accurately, that sin and sorrow are but the two sides of one act, not two separate events.
Especially of love it may be said with emphasis that"of Him, and through Him, and to Him are all things" Rom.
It may be said that such efforts towards spiritual progress are only a subtle form of selfishness: but this is not so.
On the whole, it may be said that teaching visits, like JEP-preparation visits, produce very concrete results.
It may be said that their importance as the spiritual leaders of the working-class movement grew continuously, because the movement itself grew uninterruptedly.
Ten years later it may be said that the EP has made very good use of the prerogatives available to it under the Treaties.