Examples of using Has two aspects in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Reality has two aspects.
Each of the divine religions has two aspects.
The sky has two aspects.
The unification of human knowledge has two aspects.
Service has two aspects.
Protect your partner: For the leader this has two aspects.
The truth has two aspects.
The answer is that divine forgiveness has two aspects.
Treatment has two aspects: lifestyle and medication.
This portrayal has two aspects.
Soulness has two aspects, objective and subjective.
Divine forgiveness has two aspects.
Guru has two aspects:(i) he teaches you;(ii) he can help you to illumine your consciousness.
Consciousness has two aspects.
According to the case-law, the guarantee of impartiality has two aspects.
Every face has two aspects.
Also, the Court pointed outthat the requirement that courts be independent and impartial has two aspects.
Meditation has two aspects.
Competition has two aspects: Intra-port competition, related to port services, and inter-port competition between ports in the same market segment.
All religion has two aspects.
The spirit of man has two aspects: one divine, on satanic;… it is capable of the utmost perfection, or it is capable of the utmost imperfection.
Freedom of religion has two aspects.
The Paschal mystery has two aspects: by his death, Christ liberates us from sin; by his Resurrection, he opens for us the way to a new life.
As regards the requirement that courts be independent which forms part of the essence of that right, it should be pointed out that thatrequirement is inherent in the task of adjudication and has two aspects.
Like her consort Siva, she also has two aspects: the mild and the terrible.
The Resurrection of Christ as depicted according to the tradition of Eastern iconography has two aspects, the temporal or historical aspect(the appearance of Christ to the myrrh-bearing women) and the timeless and dogmatic aspect(the descent of Christ to the underworld and His victory over Satan and death).
The Highest Reality or Self has two aspects according to Trika: Śiva and Śakti.
Atma-Buddhi is dual and Manas is triple; inasmuch as the former has two aspects, and the latter three, i.e., as a principle per se, which gravitates, in its higher aspect, to Atma-Buddhi, and follows, in its lower nature, Kama, the seat of terrestrial and animal desires and passions.
Each of three natures- imaginary, dependent, and perfected- have two aspects.
Reality is defined as having two aspects: static and dynamic.