Examples of using Hoffer in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Where's Gabby Hoffer?
Hoffer János Memorial.
My client did not kill Doug Hoffer.
Mark Hoffer was killed this morning.
When did you find out your wife was sleeping with Mark Hoffer?
And then Ottó Hoffer came up with the idea of the old mill.
We feel free when we escape, even if it be Butfrom the frying pan into the fire-- eric hoffer.
Eric Hoffer said,""You can never get enough of what you don't really want."".
It is now 3 hours andcounting since 4-year-old Gabby Hoffer was abducted from her cousin Sue Walsh's car.
Eric Hoffer said:“You can never get enough of what you don't really want.”.
As an underdog religion, Islam provides great mass appeal,which even Eric Hoffer, the author of The True Believer, noted in 1951.
Hoffer stresses that in order to become part of the cult and a compact whole, the cult members have to forego much.
The Iranian governmentcontinued to hold German national Helmut Hoffer on charges of having had illicit relations with a Muslim woman.
Osmond and Hoffer believed that hallucinogens are beneficial therapeutically because of their ability to make patients view their condition from a fresh perspective.
Further cogent evidence is supplied us instudies of alcoholics treated with LSD by Osmond and Hoffer in the early 1950S in Saskatchewan.
Junk of the Heart was produced by Tony Hoffer(Beck, Air, Belle& Sebastian), and recorded in The Sound Factory(Los Angeles) and Sarm Studios(London).
The disaffected seek to lose themselves in thesemovements by adopting those fanatical attitudes that are, according to Hoffer, fundamentally a flight from the self.
Continue straight to North direction on the Hoffer Ármin sétány, until you reach the Tourist Information Pavilion on the Kossuth Lajos utca(sétálóutca).
Some of the Hungarian passengers on board of the Titanic survived the tragedy, such as Mátyás Reischl, a waiter working forone of the first class restaurants, and Hungarian immigrants Lujza Hoffer, Antal Kisik and his wife.
George de Hevesy and Hoffer used heavy water in 1934 in one of the first biological tracer experiments, to estimate the rate of turnover of water in the human body.
Access Consciousness doesn't offer a substitute for what Hoffer describes as"the whole self" because it empowers you to evoke your own resources, awareness and inner knowing.
Abram Hoffer, MD, a colleague of Pauling's, also took mega doses of vitamin C and successfully prescribed it for a range of conditions to thousands of patients, over 55 years of medical practice.
Yet as amateur psychologist Eric Hoffer wrote in The True Believer, people allow themselves to be swept up in larger causes in order to be freed of responsibility for their lives, and to escape the banality or misery of the present.
Abram Hoffer, MD, a colleague of Pauling's, also took mega doses of vitamin C and successfully gave it to thousands of patients over 55 years of medical practice; he died at age 91.
According to Hoffer, cults cannot do this, because if they do they will destroy themselves if they allow individuals to have self-interest, choice and awareness.
Hoffer stipulates in his book that,"a mass movement is bound to lose much when it relaxes its collective compactness and begins to countenance self-advancement as a legitimate motive of activity….
Osmond and Hoffer also recruited volunteers to take LSD and theorised that the drug was capable of inducing a new level of self-awareness that may have enormous therapeutic potential.
And I mentioned that Dr Hoffer normally gave about 3,000 mg a day of Niacin but some people need a lot more especially very sick people and they should give her as much as it takes to make her better.
Hoffer stresses that"To the frustrated a mass movement(cult) offers substitutes either for the whole self or for the elements which make life bearable and which they cannot evoke out of their individual resources".
One such thought leader, Eric Hoffer, an author of the best-selling book, The True Believer, maintains that"a cult(mass movement) attracts and holds a following not by its doctrines and promises but by the refuge it offers from the anxieties, barrenness and meaninglessness of an individual existence".