Examples of using Vicarious in English and their translations into Czech
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Vicarious sensations.
I am not your vicarious life.
The vicarious lover, Parkis.
What a stupid idea,"vicarious dating.
Vicarious thrills, you know?
It's called vicarious liability.
I should include that in my research paper on vicarious killers.
I need a vicarious thrill.
Something i can take home to the old lady.come on, give me something vicarious.
He's practicing what's called vicarious fantasy assimilation.
You want vicarious immortality more than you want a lifelong burden.
Well, I mean, it's like a vicarious thrill?
But through Christ's vicarious death, the way was opened for man to receive salvation from sin and God's judgment.
He was crucified on the cross, dying a vicarious death for our redemption.
Would Christ have prayed in Gethsemane that this cup of suffering might pass from Him if His death on the cross was necessary as a vicarious sacrifice?
Do you know those based on vicarious viewings or is it something much more first-hand?
And I am happy for her, but I couldn't stay at prom with no date, a melted dress just so thatyou could live out some vicarious fantasy of a prom that you never had.
Come on, give me something vicarious, something I can take home to the old lady.
In contrast, John preached a baptism of repentance which was later supplanted by Christian baptism, the focus of which was initiation into Christ,based on accepting his vicarious sacrifice.
The arduously erected structure for the fundamentally false idea of a necessary vicarious sacrifice in the death on the cross is already destroyed by the words of the Savior Himself at the time when He was nailed to the cross.
The exploration of another world… was successfully and safely completed… thanks to the efforts andattention of those on Earth… who could only look on as vicarious participants… as the fantastic voyages came… to a bittersweet end.
The concentration and silence of the figures evokes an impression of a certain participation in the ritual, but they are at the same time passive, andpresent merely vicarious symbols or aesthetic icons, and from their posture, gestures and mimicry we can tell that they lack individuality or deeper personality.
They can also serve as education centers where children andadults travel worldwide obtaining innovative education not through vicarious study, but through experiencing and interacting with the'real-world' environment.