Examples of using Partiality in English and their translations into Greek
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They show no partiality.
Partiality is not vigilance and aversion is blind.
He does not show any partiality.
I have a partiality for it, just as I have for adventurous women.
In God there is no partiality.
Partiality in the sense that we always care for part of a whole.
There is no partiality in God.
So the next question is about partiality.
Did God show partiality in using the nation of Israel?
I protest this court's partiality.
When affection for partiality is removed, compassion is effortless.
It has met with numerous accusations of partiality.
You must not show partiality to the poor or show preference to the rich.
Love(Jesus) went about doing good to everyone without partiality.
And I will not tolerate the partiality of this court!
His fellow-citizens than run the risk of being charged with partiality.
To the ego this is partiality, and it responds as if it were being sided against.
Verse 11“For there is no partiality with God.”.
I accuse the commander of the Paris garrison of the most monstrous partiality.
He reminded St. Cyril that"partiality is not vigilance and that aversion is blind.".
It is the personal meaning that gives human consciousness its partiality.
Dharma has no prejudice or partiality; it is imbued with truth and justice.
The difficulty lies in the psychological explanation of the partiality of consciousness.
Evil is a partiality of creativity which tends toward disintegration and eventual destruction.
I welcome this text which condemns the European Commission's partiality.
He was against showing partiality toward any man or bestowing an awesome title upon any man.
The cyborg is resolutely committed to partiality, irony, intimacy.
Do not expect Godˆ to show partiality, to love you more than his other children, your friends, neighbors, even enemies.
It has been lived in, not in its positivity, but with all the partiality of the imagination.
National partiality and narrowness become more and more impossible, and from the many national and local literatures a world literature arises.
