Examples of using Its thoughts in English and their translations into Czech
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Its thoughts are here.
I could hear its thoughts.
Its thoughts are of death.
Spinning. I can see its thoughts.
Sends its thoughts to me.
Could you sense any of its thoughts?
Its thoughts are of death.
I can see its thoughts. Spinning.
My thoughts are its thoughts.
Any of its thoughts? Could you sense Yeah.
It is only now beginning to suspect that the survivors andencampment As you can read in its thoughts, were a simple illusion we placed in their minds.
I can hear its thoughts, they're…- Iron Fist! They're confused.
The machine that services your brain… that translates a postcard written in any one of the 116 languages known to man… into a universal code instantaneously… that allows it to share its thoughts and feelings across a vast network… as large as potentially the universe itself… that keeps it communicative lives here… the interface message processor.
As you can read in its thoughts, it is now suspecting that the survivors were an illusion we placed in their minds.
The European Parliament is the first among the institutions to draft its thoughts about the next seven years, but without prejudice to the Commission's right to submit proposals.
As you can read in its thoughts, it is only now beginning to suspect that the survivors and encampment were a simple illusion we placed in their minds.
I have already said it before:feeling is produced by the frontal brain through its thoughts impacting the body's nerves which, in reflection impose upon the frontal brain the impulse for the so-called imagination.
This alien species could learn to pool its thoughts, much as ant colonies form superorganisms, but with vastly more brainpower augmented by machines.
Yeah. any of its thoughts? Could you sense.
It is, therefore, both highly exceptional and interesting that it is the European Parliament which is expressing its thoughts first, and that the first opinions on the budget for 2011 come from the European Parliament in the form of this report, and not from the European Commission, as was the case in every'ordinary' year.