Examples of using Diffidence in English and their translations into Greek
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The silence of diffidence.
Diffidence. How to overcome it?
You should now have no diffidence.
Diffidence: A Dangerous Disease.
This was done with some diffidence and caution.
Diffidence could ruin an entire life.
I and my musicians only feel diffidence for each other.
The Commission is similarly grappling with this politically correct diffidence.
First, competition; Second, Diffidence; third, glory.
The diffidence that is put into it because of this training is not good.
Silently, without hope, fully In diffidence, in jealousy, in pain.
I wrote myself into a book,you just tore away my diffidence".
First, competition; secondly, diffidence; thirdly, glory.".
Inexperience and diffidence can become murderous under conditions of pressure, and 48 days of hunger strike testify this.
Here error is all in the not done,/ all in the diffidence that faltered.”.
Sin generates diffidence and division between man and woman.
Other characteristics of the squonk are sulkiness, diffidence and possessiveness.
Still, he said,“the U.K. 's diffidence towards the EU for so many years diminished their clout,” he says.
Hobbes recognizes three principal causes of conflict between men i.e. competition, diffidence and glory.
As long as the authorities display such diffidence, the conditions will never be“right”.
According to Hobbes,three principal causes of strife among human beings are competition, diffidence, and glory.
Without any diffidence, please ask this question in your heart three times,“Mother, am I the spirit?”.
First, competition: secondly, diffidence: thirdly, glory.
Without any diffidence, please ask this question in your heart three times,“Mother, am I the spirit?” That's a fact: you are the spirit.
We like to talk in parables andin hints and in indirections- whether from diffidence or some other instinct.".
So I say with some diffidence that our starting point is the Social Affairs Councils of 14 October and 3 December.
So that in the nature of man, we find three principal causes of quarrel:competition, diffidence and glory.
For the tribe of Vikings does not forgive treachery and diffidence, and every Viking should have nehily attention and observation.
In the nature of man, we find three principal causes of quarrel: first, competition;secondly, diffidence; thirdly, glory.
But the impression of hardness and diffidence acquired from remembered photographs and stories didn't match this man.