Examples of using A discourse in English and their translations into Polish
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Okay, well, let's have a discourse.
On Suicide: A Discourse on Voluntary Death.
On the morning of the 1st, He may give a discourse in Dharmakshetra.
Let them bring a discourse like thereUnto, if they say sooth!
Then Swami said,“Anil Kumar,you get up,” and He started a discourse.
People also translate
So let them bring a discourse like it, if they are truthful!
Cooperage Football Ground in Bombay is a very big area where Bhagavan gave a discourse at one time.
Then let them bring a discourse like it, if they speak truly!
In a discourse in 1993 Baba explained that human life is Manavatwa, which is the combination of Shiva-Shakthi, or matter and energy.
Here again Brother Morton Edgar gave a discourse on the Pyramid.
At 10 o'clock we gave a discourse on the Covenants, which lasted more than two hours.
In 1638 Bishop John Wilkins wrote A Discourse Concerning a New World and Another Planet, in which he predicted a human colony on the Moon.
Although professionals know that the information must be appropriate for the age of the child,they haven't managed to build a discourse on rights that children can understand.
The orientation toward a text as a discourse on poetry is precisely, one might say, a search for the"scholar" in the"reader."22.
Over the past ten years or so, a fledgling commons movement- working alongside commons scholars, butentirely independently of them- has developed a discourse of the commons as a new/old political philosophy and policy agenda.
Good if we could hear a discourse from the Blessed One-Then friends, approach the dwelling of the brahmin Rammaka, you will be able to hear a talk from the Blessed One himself.
Come on in!” He said.Then He gave a discourse and I translated.
If such a discourse is to take place, we have to connect the basic elementsign, and the structure of each layer, with the content of the image, composed of all four overlapping layers.
You are expecting that Swami will give a discourse for you to translate.
It is not a discourse fabricated, but a confirmation of that which went before it, and a detailing of everything, and a guidance and a mercy unto a people who believe.
He then said,“You know that I am going to give a discourse and that you will translate My talk.
Unlike strictly logical approaches(which focus on the study of argument as product), or purely communication approaches(which emphasize argument as a process),pragma-dialectics was developed to study the entirety of an argumentation as a discourse activity.
Once, in Lavaur, France, Rinpoche gave a discourse on a commentary to a complicated text.
Such exceptional ones probably heard such a discourse as was reported in the public press about two years ago, delivered by a very learned and able Presbyterian Doctor of Divinity to a Brooklyn audience.
They had utterly failed to overawe these humble fishermen, andinstead had received a discourse from them, which was wholly unexpected under such conditions.
For example, during tea breaks at an initiation or a discourse, standing and chatting in His Holiness's field of vision as if he were not there is extremely rude.
But just important and expressive is the role of the orchestra, which not only counterpoints the solo parts of violin and viola, butalso enters into a discourse with them, slightly accosts and stimulates, in order to unite with them in the finale into one whole.
So in the Lord's providence the way was open for him to deliver a discourse on the Plan of the Ages amongst the wise men of the earth on Mars Hill, probably in the great structure known as the Parthenon.
Once a Western Buddhist organization sponsored a discourse that I translated for His Holiness in Dharamsala.