Exemplos de uso de Modern reader em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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They know that modern readers don't want to suffer!
Modern readers may well think of strong drink as distilled liquor.
For example; virtually all modern readers would agree with the Bible in rejecting.
Modern readers and translators have used various nicknames to keep track of the many characters.
These authors may have had a more clear picture of the apostles' interpretation of Scripture than a modern reader does.
When modern readers see the word"earth," they envision the entire planetary sphere.
At times, the novel contains dramatic irony when the modern reader can spot flaws in Catherine's reasoning and predict the outcome.
For modern readers, he is a person we aspire to be like, but we can also empathize with his conflict with boredom.
How is it possible, Trotsky asked,that there should be a directly aesthetic relationship between a modern reader and a book written in the early fourteenth century?
In spite of the fact that modern readers read the majority of widespread text formats, often they best of all display books in the FB2 format.
Drawing on his own experience and the teachings of Je Tsongkhapa,Geshe Kelsang renders even the most profound, esoteric aspects of Tantra accessible to the modern reader.
The modern reader, for example, is not surprised that it happens to be sunny on October 28th, despite being the feast of Saints Simon and Jude.
However, that story itself is capable of many meanings, and the modern reader has as much difficulty interpreting it as did the ancient hearers" p. 235.
It is the history of Iran's past, preserved in hypnotic and majestic verse. Though written over 1000 years ago,this work is very much intelligible to the modern reader.
The chief interest in Munday for the modern reader lies in his work as one of the chief predecessors of Shakespeare in English dramatic composition, as well as his writings on Robin Hood.
Although its purpose is to provide turnkey tools to create a union, it's probably not the(short)part on the filing of articles that will hold the attention of the modern reader.
At times he strikes the modern reader as thoroughly credulous, but at others he specifically states that he is merely reporting what is told by others, and even that he does not believe them.
Rather, the JST also involves harmonization of doctrinal concepts, commentary and elaboration on the Biblical text, andexplanations to clarify points of importance to the modern reader.
The Roman readers, like any sensitive modern reader, could not but be swept up and carried along with the flow of Paul's discourse and its magnificent conclusion.
Jack Barnett: Doctor from the University of São Paulo(USP), researcher of medieval art, Renaissance and 17th century,especially of its receipt by the modern reader; developing the concept of iconofotologia, with which keeps their line of research.
Some of the remedies sound strange to the modern reader, for example recipes that prescribe the use of tongues of different kinds of animals, including lamb, ox, camel, sparrow, lion, and dog.
The play upon numbers, upon letters, the apparently fantastic interpretations of paragraphs that, on the face of them, are ordinary historical statements of a simple character,exasperate the modern reader, who demands to have his facts presented clearly and coherently, and above all, requires what he feels to be solid ground under his feet.
The unfolding of the considerations made by modern readers and the possibility of a comteporary approach of the medea tragedy, goes beyond the betrayed sorceress and marginalized female figure.
Coleridge, in his notes onthe works of Byron, states,"It is hardly necessary to remind the modern reader that the Sardanapalus of history is an unverified if not an unverifiable personage.
What the modern reader could perceive as a defect is a sign the author gives him of the wearer's sensitivity to distinguishing himself in the most up-to-date fashion(canon) of the day.
Included in his remarks was a statement to the effect that Dante's Divine Comedy was of value to the modern reader because it enabled him or her to understand the psychology of a certain class in a certain epoch.
It might be useful for the modern reader to begin a reading of the book with the last two pages, in which the author's methodical knowledge emerges in very concise fashion but also for that reason very precise.
If the modern reader or researcher could exculpate"n, even temporarily, from the Orthodox or Catholic christianokentriki reading East and West or, even better, and by the counterpoint of the Olympians gods with God of the old and New Testament, could identify a focal conceptual point, useful key to decoding of the myth.
Intending for the modern reader to understand the chronicles within its context, it became necessary to reconstitute the city's economical, social and urban circumstances back in the early 20th century.
For the modern reader, his autobiography(De vita sua sive monodiarum suarum libri tres), or Monodiae(Solitary Songs, commonly referred to as his Memoirs), written in 1115, is considered the most interesting of his works.