Examples of using An exceedingly in English and their translations into Hungarian
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There was an exceedingly high mortality.
And Michaelmas is for simple country people an exceedingly important time.
The two lived an exceedingly retired life- were reputed to have money.
This is true in a general sense,but under what is also a general and an exceedingly grave reserve.
An exceedingly nasty one if your memory is as fallible as you pretend.
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The adoption of this Directive is an exceedingly important act for the entire European Union.
So I prophesied as He commanded me, and breath came into them,and they lived and stood on their feet, an exceedingly great army….
Vanadium alloys are an exceedingly useful element in the formation of strong, durable alloys.
So I prophesied as he commanded me, and the breath came into them, and they lived,and stood up on their feet, an exceedingly great army.
As the angel left the presence of Jesus in heaven, an exceedingly bright and glorious light went before him.
Sometimes an exceedingly faint haze can be seen extending outwards a very long distance beyond the Outer Aura.
Curiously, the next panel shows woodcutterschopping down several types of trees with the help of gods, an exceedingly rare occurrence in Greco-Roman imagery, say the researchers.
This is an exceedingly thin and highly complicated membrane, in which are the terminations of the nerve tendrils, which are of two kinds: rods and cones.
The research on fields of energy around living plants and animals carried out at the Institute has broughtto a conclusion, that, around biological systems, there exist magnetic fields of an exceedingly weak low- frequency.
It is an exceedingly interesting fact, that the Sabbath question began to be agitated among second advent believers immediately after they were called out of the churches by the second angel's message.
Given their muscular build, the Bull Terrier can appear unapproachable,but they are an exceedingly friendly dog, with a sweet and fun-loving disposition and popular in the obedience, agility and show rings.
Thisis an exceedingly rare work by an artist whose other paintings have all been destroyed during World War II, so as curator, its security is my responsibility, and forgive me for saying so, but… they don't seem like typical law enforcement.
And it ever has been, and must be, true that only a few can enter that gateway,though myriads- an exceedingly"great multitude, which no man could number",[Rev., vii, 9] not a few- enter into the happiness of the heaven-world.
The year 1745 was an exceedingly eventful one for Rameau, indeed one of the busiest years of his entire life: he received numerous important commissions to mark the occasions of the epochal victory of the French army at Fontenoy and the wedding of the heir to the throne.
In view of standard practice within the Barcelona process,it is entirely understandable that the European Parliament, as an exceedingly important player in the Euro-Mediterranean Parliamentary Assembly, will be appropriately involved in the debate on future steps.
Hence, while a deva friend may be an exceedingly interesting person, yet, having no relation to the facts amidst which humanity is evolving, the greatest care should be exercised in following advice he may give as to physical actions.
It is possible to make sight enormously clearer by passing outside of the constant disturbances of the earth's atmosphere, andit is also not difficult to learn how to put on an exceedingly high magnifying power, so that even by ordinary clairvoyance a good deal of very interesting astronomical knowledge may be gained.
And here Theosophy comes in and says:This body that the Soul is inhabiting is an exceedingly fleeting thing; it is made up of minute particles, each one of which is a life, and these lives are continually changing, continually passing from one body to another, so that you get a great stream as it were of particles going from body to body and affecting, as they fall on them, all these bodies, affecting them either for good or for evil.
They have therefore trained themselves in the putting aside of all personal desires,and there is consequently an exceedingly strong public opinion among them in favour of unselfishness, so that anything like even the slightest manifestation of personality would be considered as a shame and a disgrace.
Colonel Olcott tells us in his OldDiary Leaves that our advisers gave this monarch an exceedingly bad character, regretfully admitting that he was a debauched tyrant, a monster of vice and cruelty, and that his motive in inviting a visit was merely curiosity to see a white Buddhist, and not enthusiasm for the Buddhist religion, of which the ruler himself was so unworthy an exponent.
Madame L'Espanaye and her daughter lived an exceedingly retired life--saw no company--seldom went out--had little use for numerous changes of habiliment.
The stomach is called the“sea of food and water” in Chinese texts andit is an exceedingly important organ which not only collects and breaks down food, but also has a substantial influence on a person's fitness and performs a hormonal function which influences other organs.
I shall point out the true meaning As punishments so severe commonly present to pious minds an exceedingly sharp temptation, and especially since hardly any public calamities occur which do not involve good men along with the bad; so the Prophet- at least, in my opinion- reminds them of the providence of God, which never confounds anything, but even, when there is apparent confusion, never ceases to distinguish between good and bad men.