Examples of using Faye in English and their translations into German
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Faye was very friendly, helpful and welcoming.
Which is probably why Faye and I are not gonna work out.
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Her attempts at resistance are futile and finally Faye stalks out leaving Vixen hurt and humiliated.
There was, though, Faye Perkins, later Faye Kitts, a girl who" liked all kinds of music" and whose aim as a teenager was not to make records but" just to have fun.
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Faye, unlike Farias, takes on Heidegger at the jugular of his famous“redescription”(the term is Rorty's) of the history of Western philosophy as a history of“nihilist metaphysics.”.
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While her intelligence far exceeds that of the other members of the crew, she is clearly the child of the group,looking up to Jet as a father figure and Spike and Faye as a big brother and sister.
It is perhaps here that the“linguistic” level on which Faye operates achieves both its greatest success and reveals its weakness.
The promise of the object left behind in the exhibition space is first revealed during the performance:for example to bring everyone into the star position of Faye Dunaway at the swimming pool of the Beverly Hills Hotel.
According to Sigmund Dottenheimer's granddaughter, Faye Dottheim Brooks, who now lives in New York, her grandmother was forced to sell the house at this time to the"Großdeutsche Reich" for 910 RM.
Enter Rotary Several hundred miles from Nyamizeze, across the great Serengeti plains andin the shadow of the volcanic Mount Meru, Faye Cran sits on her veranda and recalls how she and Rotary began to assist the albino community.
Faye shows that after 1933, under pressure from Nazi polemics, Heidegger began to characterize the prior Western metaphysical tradition as“nihilist” and worked out the whole analysis for which he became famous after 1945.
Highlights at this year's festival will include appearances by Christopher Lee, Faye Dunaway, Anna Karina, Werner Herzog, Sergio Castellitto, Otar Iosseliani and Jacqueline Bisset, who will receive a lifetime achievement award.
Faye DeHoff wrote,"first it was a major rattle… like a huge truck about to plow into my home… then the boom… that shook my windows… I was sure some of them were broken but they didn't… my dog jumped up!
Now, if you watch"Mad Men," like I do-- it's a popular TV show in the States--Dr. Faye Miller does something called psychographics, which first came about in the 1960s, where you create these complex psychological profiles of consumers.
Faye is also right to show how Heidegger and the Heideggerians, in their“redescription” of Western thought, have distorted everyone from Aristotle to Spinoza to Nietzsche, the last of whom virulently denounced German anti-Semitism and who described himself as“at one” with Spinoza, whereas for Heiegger Spinoza was a Fremdkörper-a foreign body-in philosophy.
At nearly all the schools in Schwabach(report in the Schwabacher Tagblatt newspaper, in German),Rose Faye told the children about life in Africa, cooked food with them, thanked them for previous donations and gratefully accepted new donations made by Johannes-Helm-School.
Faye argues that the evolution of Heidegger's thought from 1932-1933 to 1945 can be understood essentially as a response to the party attacks, by Krieck and others, and Heidegger's(apparently successful) attempts to distance himself from what Krieck called the“metaphysical nihilism” of the Judenliteraten(i.e., Jewish litterateurs) which he claimed to find in Heidegger's pre-1933 work.
Having been accused of being a little late in starting, the evening of exchanges between Hubert von Goisern and the Senegalese artists- who were Fallou Dieng and his group,Mbaye Dièye Faye and the Sing Sing Rhythm and Magou- had been, to general surprise, an excellent and very convivial evening.
When Beverly disappears, Violet's sister Mattie Faye(Margo Martindale) and her husband Charlie(Chris Cooper) come around, followed by two of the daughters, Ivy(Julianne Nicholson) and Barbara(Julia Roberts), the oldest of the sisters- and the family drama unfolds.
The production worked very closely with NASA for over a year, relying on the expertise of a number of invaluable consultants,and NASA representative Bobbie Faye Ferguson spent a great deal of time on the set, liaising with the filmmakers and cast on a number of points of authenticity.
The“oscillation” that Faye demonstrated for the 1890-1933 period in Langages totalitaires has its extension in the contemporary deconstructionists of the“human sciences,” perhaps summarized most succinctly in Lyotard's 1988 call to donner droit de cite a l'inhumain.
In the midst of the French“Heidegger affair” in 1988, Francois Fedier managed to translate this speech intoFrench under the title,“Appel pour un plebiscite“ Faye shows that as rector Heidegger was no passive Nazi, permitting, for example, the takeover of the Jewish student association building by an angry mob and the detention of the Jewish students by the SS.
Faye draws on elements as initially dispersed as Homer, the new archaeology of the history of writing in the ancient Near East, the broader context of Western epic narrative from Gilgamesh to Cuchulain, possible Indian influence on Greek philosophy through Alexander's march to the Indus, Jewish haggadah, the Arab moment in the recovery of Aristotle by the medieval West, Cervantes, and Rabelais.
