Examples of using Failure to understand in English and their translations into Danish
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And to my failure to understand them.
Everything we do, is hanging by a thread. Your ego and your obvious failure to understand that this operation.
It shows total failure to understand the problem and channelling efforts into an entirely erroneous direction.
As for the issue of the right to vote for women, the failure to understand the question comes out even more clearly.
But failure to understand the difference in stimuli and time required for arousal in humans has turned untold millions of marriages into tragedy.
I do not blame Monsieur Sautuola,a mere amateur, for his failure to understand the basic principles of our science.
This failure to understand the situation has to do with the Council being a black box and with the fact that decisions are only taken at the last minute.
John also deeply sympathized with Jesus because of his family's failure to understand him, being aware that they were gradually withdrawing from him.
Such failure to understand the workings of high politics and such a denial of geopolitical realities are signs of new and serious disillusion to come.
DE Madam President, Commissioner, the rapporteur,Mrs Bauer, demonstrates a failure to understand democracy in that she continued to negotiate- with no mandate- against the decision of the Committee.
The way to use a philosophic book is not to expect to understand all of it at the first trial, andconsequently not to get disheartened when failure to understand is frequent.
In February 1999, our House expressed its failure to understand this rejection, even if the interests of certain European agricultural producers had to be taken into account.
It was the vulgarisation of Marxism as applied to so complex and many-sided a phenomenon as the present-day system of Russian peasant economy, and not differences over particulars, that was andis responsible for the failure to understand this programme.
This difficulty must be interpreted as a failure to understand the principle of mutual recognition, and yet this principle is precisely the foundation on which the European judicial area is entirely constructed.
These people who cannot pronounce the word"theoretician" without a sneer, who describe their genuflections to common lack of training and backwardness as a"sense for the realities of life",reveal in practice a failure to understand our most imperative practical tasks.
Then referring to the examples of Algeria and Lebanon, he asked his friends and colleagues of the leftto ponder the consequences, notably in the Far East, of their support for wars of liberation, and to reflect on their failure to understand and support the non violent movements, especially in Vietnam.
It denotes a narrow scope of revolutionary work generally, failure to understand that a good organisation of revolutionaries cannot be built on the basis of such narrow activity, and lastly- and this is the main thing- attempts to justify this narrowness and to elevate it to a special"theory", i.e.
This is the best preparation to receive the glimpse, to invite and feel its bliss, wiping out the memories of suffering.14.22.5.115• Mail• Listen 11 Jan 2017∫The way to use a philosophic book is not to expect to understand all of it at the first trial, andconsequently not to get disheartened when failure to understand is frequent.
Only a gross failure to understand Marxism(or an"understanding" of it in the spirit of"Struveism") could prompt the opinion that the rise of a mass, spontaneous working-class movement relieves us of the duty of creating as good an organisation of revolutionaries as the Zemlya i Volya had, or, indeed, an incomparably better one.
Mortal fear of this school and utter failure to understand its importance as an organising factor are characteristic of the ways of thinking which reflect the petty-bourgeois mode of life and which give rise to the species of anarchism that the German Social-Democrats call Edelanarchismus, that is, the anarchism of the"noble" gentleman, or aristocratic anarchism, as I would call it.