Examples of using Diffidence in English and their translations into Portuguese
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You should now have no diffidence.
The diffidence that is put into it because of this training is not good.
You should have no diffidence about it.
So realization has to be given. But it should not be done with diffidence.
So, first is the diffidence."How can I be?
These excuses at first proceeded from humility and diffidence;
Churchill was seen with great diffidence for the instituted power.
The Commission is similarly grappling with this politically correct diffidence.
They don't do it with any diffidence, it's complete confidence.
It has proven more difficult, however, to overcome mutual indifference,ignorance and diffidence.
Question I first of all told you, have no diffidence, and don't judge yourself.
But a kind of a diffidence is still in them which they should get rid of it. Completely.
And why should you have any diffidence about it?
Without any diffidence, please ask this question in your heart three times,"Mother, am I the spirit?
He is the font of that love which unites families and people,conquering all diffidence, all isolation, all distance.
But this diffidence is completely finished when you get this center awakened within you.
If we start immediately a new relationship most likely to fall into the mistake of comparing, remember too,Fears of evidence, diffidence… Give yourself time!
This diffidence is in fact understandable, because the simplicity of the question conceals a series of very complex issues.
The time has come to eradicate secular prejudices,preconceptions and mutual diffidence which are often at the basis of discrimination, racism and xenophobia.
Those who have diffidence about themselves cannot do anything, but those who are surrendered, and those who think they can do it, can manage all this transfer of their power to the Divine Power.
Daniel is willing to get along well with the children.Vera his wife would like the neighbors to stop looking at them with diffidence, as if her husband could fail at any moment.
They have this kind of a diffidence in them that they don't understand that dharma can be established more by women than by men.
Yet the divisions remain, and also concern various practical and ethical issues,giving rise to confusion and diffidence, undermining our ability to transmit the saving word of Christ.
A purchase made initially with some diffidence because of previous experiences with other companies, unattractive from the point of view of quality.
With his divine help we must not tire of seeking together the ways of unity,overcoming those difficulties which in the course of history have given rise to divisions and reciprocal diffidence among Christians.
Another element which increase diffidence on the part of the rebel leaders, is the fact that Gbagbo's statements come on the eve of his visit to France.
Let us pray to the Lord that he make us capable of reaching the hearts of men and women,overcoming the barriers of diffidence, and we ask Our Lady to keep watch over our steps as“pilgrims of communication”.
The Forum to be held in the capital Bangui in a few weeks' time, is the conclusion ofa series of popular meetings and dialogue held in the provinces of Central Africa to promote reconciliation among people divided by hatred and diffidence.
For this living together to develop peacefully,it is indispensable to remove the barriers of diffidence, prejudice and fear that unfortunately still exist among those who belong to the different religions.
Only he can roll away those stones from the tombs in which all too often people seal themselves off from their own feelings, their own relationships, their own behaviour; stones that sanction death: division, enmity, resentment,envy, diffidence, indifference.