Examples of using Affectation in English and their translations into German
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It's just maybe an affectation.
Affectation is the antonym of grace.
My beard is not an affectation.
There's no affectation about her, no coquetry, no calculation.
My whole life has been an affectation.
She thought it weakness, an affectation of piety for those weak of character.
It sounds like you think beards are an affectation.
Affectation of behaviour- excessive constraint or a liberty, unnecessary imitation other customs.
What counts is friendly enjoyment without affectation.
Man alone, through affectation, turns so many things into caricatures because he lost simplicity within himself.
There is no phoniness, falsehood or affectation.
He was a warm friend, a reliable relative, free from that affectation so characteristic of his literary style, and above all placable.
A nice mix of stoned body high with a slight mental affectation.
Painted lips, penciled eyebrows, affectation, excessive delicacy.
Permanent however, only if their language always continues to vibrate in this rhythm, and does not permit itself to be forced out by affectation and sophistries.
Moreover they were comic, since they are proposed to ridicule Affectation, caused by vanity and hypocrisy, the discovery of which would be arouse surprise and pleasure in the reader.
The brownish bronze of Apollon accepted toaccept been congenital during this era is on affectation in the Antalya Museum.
Then we fly over the affectation with which we refer to simply as the Successor of Peter Francis, thus leaving aside the fact that two adjectives like highest and pontiff They could make the very long title, and so do not show up well in terms of graphics;
And once again Anita shows her sportiness and her affectation for different kind of sports.
The dubious twins whose secret is revealed only at the very end, the dusty mummy, the utterly noble Sir Sidore and especially"Supermother Cyniborg" who seems to be reigning overentire universes and especially over new gene technologies with her power-obsessed dictatorial affectation.
Over all Jaded Sun offer us a neat rockshow without any affectation but with a sense for much humor.
The primary objective of State aid control in the field of environmental protection43 is to ensure that State aid measures will result in a higher level of environmental protection than would occur without the aid and to ensure that the positive effects of the aid outweigh its negative effects,notably distortions of competition and affectation of trade between Member States.
Their originals were banned to the British Museum in London andare on affectation in the anteroom of the aforementioned name there.
Wonderfully beautiful, but she surprised mc by being perfectly simple,without the slightest pretension, affectation, or theatricality.
In any case, the grasping reflex is one thatis obtained in pathological circumstances with frontal affectation, generally serious, and not in normal individuals or those with mild lesions.
To spend too much time in studies is sloth; to use them too much for ornament,is affectation; to make judgment wholly by.
To explain how we may be witnesses to the world for God,and yet without pretension, or affectation, or rude and indecent ostentation.
The careful choice of detail, the lowered acutance,the nebular, diffused use of light with fluent transitions and an affectation for night and fog scenes bring the photographs close to pictorialism.
A peep, and then a long stare; and then a departure from my niche and a straying out into the meadow; and a sudden stop full in front of the great mansion, and a protracted,hardy gaze towards it."What affectation of diffidence was this at first?" they might have demanded;"what stupid regardlessness now?
However, I mentally shake hands with you for your answer, despite its inaccuracy; and as much for the manner in which it was said, as for the substance of the speech; the manner was frank and sincere; one does not often see such a manner: no,on the contrary, affectation, or coldness, or stupid, coarse-minded misapprehension of one's meaning are the usual rewards of candour.