Examples of using Was precisely in English and their translations into Hungarian
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That was precisely what Liu feared.
During the battle, that was precisely what happened.
And it was precisely what Jesus had talked about.
How to Marry the Woman of Our Dreams." It was precisely this that I needed!
This was precisely what I had predicted in January.
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It was my understanding that attending to these nine names was precisely what you wanted.
That was precisely what he was hoping you would say.
I replied«I thought that the sense of an interview was precisely to explain what could not be understood in the text».
This was precisely as is laid down in the Schengen Agreement.
Boyle said that Leucippus had been right whenhe talked about atoms and Boyle said his"corpuscles" was precisely these atoms.
But what lived in his people was precisely expressed by the maternal element.
It was precisely this awesome power that Crowley would seek to tap into through his magical practices.
For the Communists working to build the proletarian dictatorship, however, it was precisely this economic and cultural autonomy that posed a threat.
And it was precisely these frictions that led to a turbulent movement of renewal that made Vienna the birthplace of Modernism.
The experience- although there too they played unknown works before a wider audience: Marais, Bernier,Leclair- was precisely the reverse of the Music Academy concert.
That was precisely what happened when I saw the Tweets from E-Stim Systems when they revealed their latest creation at Gear London in July 2018.
The triumph of irreversible time is also its metamorphosis into the time of things,because the weapon of its victory was precisely the mass production of objects according to the laws of the commodity.
Ghisoni's thought was precisely that of a mother, and it ended with a story of what happens when a woman brings a child into this world.
Overall, Weidemann's outlook there is very positive andan expansion to North America beginning in Canada was precisely the right step towards the further internationalisation of the company.
It was precisely this concern that 50 years ago impelled the Servant of God Pius XII to bring missionary cooperation more up to date with the times.
Worth mentioning is that both Egypt andTurkey by far the most important export was precisely cotton, a plant that unlike from hemp requires special growing conditions and can not be grown virtually all over the world.
It was precisely in this way that the socialist dictatorship expressed itself, for it cannot shrink from any use of force to secure or prevent certain measures involving the interests of the whole.
In cases of uncertainty,the obvious answer is a budget reserve, and this was precisely what we discussed at our meeting with Parliament's Bureau, referred to in our budgetary jargon as the'preconciliation' meeting.
It was precisely because on paper the presence of the battle-cruisers(unsupported)was absurd that the logical Germans were sitting in Wilhelmshafen unable to move because the tide was too low on the bar of the Jade river!
But this only postponed the bursting forth of all these contradictions, and it was precisely this postponement(a practice inherent in any kind of populist and protectionist capitalism) which aggravated the explosion when it became inevitable.
In the view of the French political scientist Jacques Rupnik, central Europeans have been particularly outraged byGermany's criticism directed against them during the refugee crisis, because it was precisely from nineteenth-century Germans that central Europeans borrowed the idea of the nation as cultural unity.
By the way, let us remember that it was precisely on June 11 that the distribution of both Népszava and Arbeiter-Zeitung was banned on the fronts.
Not because of national interests: it was precisely the fate of Central Europe which showed of these that it is only for the"winner" that they present an alternative.
Until Darwin, what was stressed by his present adherents was precisely the harmonious co-operative working of organic nature, how the plant kingdom supplies animals with nourishment and oxygen, and animals supply plants with manure, ammonia, and carbonic acid.
