Examples of using Diffidence in English and their translations into German
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What peοple take fοr vanity is usually diffidence.
The diffidence that is put into it because of this training is not good.
Interdisciplinarity helps to shed diffidence toward technology.
But there is something more fundamental underlying diplomats' natural diffidence.
Question I first of all told you, have no diffidence, and don't judge yourself.
It is only with great diffidence that I dare encroach on your precious time for such a trifling matter.
Ways towards improvement from this stage disallow passivity, fear, diffidence and indifference.
Tito notices Sesto's diffidence and explains that he suffers from being so powerful unless he can make others happy.
Indeed, in touching the Lord's wounds,the hesitant disciple not only heals his own diffidence but also ours.
This diffidence is in fact understandable, because the simplicity of the question conceals a series of very complex issues.
This audience, so heterogeneous, appreciates- without any diffidence- a large and diverse range of listening practices.
It is diffidence born out of the knowledge that I do not possess the intellectual maturity to speak authoritatively on the topic I have chosen.
However the faithful hope one day to be able to pray alltogether without being observed by government officials with diffidence because of their origin.
A purchase made initially with some diffidence because of previous experiences with other companies, unattractive from the point of view of quality.
There was an unceremonious directness, a searching, decided steadfastness in his gaze now, which told that intention,and not diffidence, had hitherto kept it averted from the stranger.
Dueblin: Was this Swiss diffidence possibly one of the reasons why Teddy Stauffer went back to Germany, then later to the USA and finally to Mexico?
Out of love for Christ they left theirhomeland and, undaunted by the difficulty of the long journey or by the risks and diffidence they were sure to encounter, they arrived in Rome.
Another element which increase diffidence on the part of the rebel leaders, is the fact that Gbagbo's statements come on the eve of his visit to France.
Governments of“experts” proposed in Italy and Greece could be good at taking emergency decisions,but would deepen European citizens' diffidence towards ever more indirect democracy.
It goes far beyond the normal nuisance mixed with diffidence that accompanies any novelty, especially if imposed from above, Here we are at war, and now it's open war.
With regard to central Europe, 25% of Germans say they do not belong to any religion andin Austria there is an attitude of diffidence, for fear of being labelled members of a certain church or religion.
The continual arrival of refugees is causing growing diffidence in their regard among the local people. This attitude leads to xenophobic reaction manifested in constant abuse.
Next student: Serena, I would like to second and celebrate what you have shared with us this evening, for itís been my gloriousexperience lately to get over a certain shyness and diffidence Iíve always felt toward others.
Those who have diffidence about themselves cannot do anything, but those who are surrendered, and those who think they can do it, can manage all this transfer of their power to the Divine Power!
It is a question of trying to reap the benefit of the added value which the European Parliament's participation could bring to the substance of those dialogues andto the practical results they contribute to an area in which the insensitivity and diffidence of various European governments and bodies strikes an unfortunate contrast with the commitment and historic leadership of the European Parliament, the body representing the voice of the citizens of Europe.
On the other side Helga Palmisano describes in matt diffidence but with well located, covered gaudy-painted situations breathing atmospheric aftertaste or situation-protokols of moods which are not of positive reminders or hopeful guesses only like the captured detail, nearly"Magritte"-stylish surreal image-joke poetics typified managertypes.
At the same time, I realize that the waves ofmigration in recent years have caused diffidence and concern among people in many countries, particularly in Europe and North America, and this has led various governments to severely restrict the number of new entries, even of those in transit.
In Advent, the liturgy frequently repeats and assures us,as if to overcome our natural diffidence, that God"comes": he comes to be with us in every situation of ours, he comes to dwell among us, to live with us and within us; he comes to fill the gaps that divide and separate us; he comes to reconcile us with him and with one another.