Examples of using Lessing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Doris Lessing.
Lessing at least attempts that.
Derek Lessing.
We are not Phil and Suze Lessing.
Lessing, genius as he was, had no visions, not even dreams.
I had to make Phil Lessing tea.
David Seymour invited Lessing to join Magnum Photos in 1951 and Lessing became a full member in 1955.
I did not kill Karl Lessing.
Miss Scott, are you aware that Karl Lessing had a photograph of yours which he put in his dartboard and which he used as a target?
Is it true they arrested Derek Lessing?
From Lessing forward, German writers clamored insistently for recognition of their claims upon their writings as a form of unique, perpetual, and inviolable property.
I went to London and I met Doris Lessing.
And now let us take the secondpersonality of whom I gave you yesterday a brief characterisation- Lessing, who at the end of his life came forward with his pronouncement on repeated earth-lives.
It was here that she met her future second husband, Gottfried Lessing.
If you're so sure that the man he wrote the check to, that Harry Smith,is really Karl Lessing, then maybe they got into a fight over the price of the formula or something.
In addition to its fine interior, check out the old graveyard, whereyou will find the tomb of the famous German writer and philosopher GE Lessing, buried here in 1781.
Rather, the individual- whom Lessing would say was created for action, not ratiocination- elects such thought because he discovers another mode of moving in the world in freedom.".
Its most famous writers from the classical period(18th century) include Goethe,Schiller, and Lessing, and from the twentieth century Brecht, Böll, and Grass.
Because of the way in which goods have been manufactured and marketed since the sixteenth century, a way of thinkingdeveloped which was reflected in a particular way in Lessing.
Lessing first came to MI5's notice in the early 1940s in Southern Rhodesia when, as Doris Tayler, she married Gottfried Lessing, a communist activist and leading figure in the Left Book Club.
Bach, Schumann, Liszt, Griegand Wagner have all graced it with their presence over the centuries, as have Goethe and Lessing and even Napoleon and Augustus the Strong.
Lessing taught[4] in Arles, France, at the Venice Biennale,[1] at the Salzburg Summer Academy,[1] and at the Academy of Applied Arts in Vienna.[1] His work has been exhibited throughout the world.[6][7].
Other contributors during this period included O. Henry, A. J. Cronin, Alfred Henry Lewis,Bruno Lessing, Sinclair Lewis, David Graham Phillips, George Bernard Shaw, Upton Sinclair, and Ida Tarbell.
When British novelist Doris Lessing was awarded the Nobel literature prize in 2007, she composed a lecture and sent it to her Swedish publisher, who read it out at a ceremony in the Swedish capital.
Lessing was born in Vienna into a Jewish family, the son of a dentist and a concert pianist.[4] Before completing high school he was forced to leave Austria in 1939 because of Hitler's rise to power.
Even someone who says, like Lessing, that he contents himself with the eternal striving for truth because the full pure truth can only exist for a god, does not deny the eternity of truth but establishes it by such an utterance.
Lessing had moreover this remarkable thing in his destiny- and it is quite characteristic, when one sets out to find the karmic connections in his case- that he was friends in Berlin with a man who was in every particular his opposite, namely, Nikolai; an example of a true philistine.
As Lawrence Lessing described it, The series of body blows that FM radio received right after the war, in a series of rulings manipulated through the FCC by the big radio interests, were almost incredible in their force and deviousness.
In the 1960s, Lessing turned to more cultural subjects such as art,[4] science, and history,[4] by taking portraits of poets, musicians, physicists, and astronomers. With these photographs, Lessing produced around 60 books.[4][5].
Erich Lessing(13 July 1923- 29 August 2018) was an Austrian photographer.[1][2] Lessing became a full member of Magnum Photos in 1955 and was a contributor since 1979.[3] His portraits of poets, musicians, physicists and astronomers were published in around 60 books.

