Examples of using Unbridgeable in English and their translations into German
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Political
Nothing hidden exists any longer; there is no unbridgeable cleft.
There is an unbridgeable chasm between them and his anarchist friends.
It was a line, very simple, but effective,"I want to be unbridgeable.
Century and that today there are no unbridgeable obstacles' he said in his speech.
The current disagreements with our partners are not unbridgeable.
An unbridgeable gulf existed between the kingdom of light and that of darkness….
At the moment, I don't see any unbridgeable differences that would disqualify this option.
The chasm running through its society must not be allowed to become even deeper,to the point of becoming unbridgeable.
In medicine, there is a huge and unbridgeable gap in expertise and information between doctors and patients.
When you enlarge to 25 Member States,you will cross a divide between east and west that once seemed unbridgeable.
When the chasm separating the self from the world seems unbridgeable, there is a subjective bridge: imagination.
The differences are not to be underestimated.But with political will on both sides, they need not be unbridgeable.
But Britain continues to stand apart andthe divide may soon become unbridgeable, writes The Guardian's Europe editor.
It followed from the unbridgeable divisions which were bound to arise in a petty bourgeois movement as the crisis in society deepened.
The intellectual and political potential of the Traduki network can createlinks in places where there had been unbridgeable obstacles before.
The gap between the Jewish people and the pagan nations seemed unbridgeable, and the divine plan to unite all men in one family appeared to be an utopia.
Despite a 25% increase in meat production between 1970 and 1980, from 282000 tonnes to 354000 tonnes,the gap between supply and demand remained unbridgeable.
Meanwhile in Base Camp on the Diamir side,Italian Daniele Nardi has denied that there are unbridgeable differences between him and the Spaniard Alex Txikon.
Creative action dissolves any impasses and unbridgeable antagonisms, which exist at a low level of understanding, into a common sphere of higher consciousness allowing them to merge into a superior unit.
A channel has been opened between politics and people,a distance that seemed to be unbridgeable for a moment has been bridged.
The unbridgeable, spiritual chasm between the wicked and God's covenant children that exists because the wicked are of their father the devil, whose works they do, and God's people are regenerated and called to live in this world by grace, as children of the light and as those who represent the cause of God's covenant in this world.
The rhetorical implications of a Mediterranean clash of civilisations belong firmly with the 13th century andthat today there are no unbridgeable obstacles" he said in his speech.
Freedoms(Ottawa, 1985) and human contacts(Berne, 1986)produced no tangible results owing to unbridgeable differences, primarily between the USSR and the USA.
Both leaders exhibited utter indifference to the other's core concerns, and catered to their constituencies, Hamas and Israeli settlers included, making it clear, urbi et orbi,that the gaps separating their positions are as unbridgeable as ever.
To be a mediator between God and men is truly of greatest importance; it is the reducing of a chasm,which has become already almost unbridgeable through the lack of love of men.
Firstly, it vigorously reinforces the significance of participant objectification and emphasizes- as does the interview technique- a formof"understanding" that combines an affective and mental proximity to a counterpart with the awareness of the unbridgeable social distance.
Cultural, religious, scientific and social expectations are strikingly juxtaposed against the backdrop of industrialisation,consumerism, and the obsolescence society, indicating the seemingly unbridgeable incongruity of nature, culture and civilisation.
These comparisons cannot obscure the fact that there lies a decisive difference between Mail Art in the 1960 s and today s worldwide electronic communication. It is the difference between an artistic experiment andmedia-technological reality a difference which is as unbridgeable as that between bow and arrow and a machine gun.
