Examples of using The pathos in English and their translations into Russian
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It's the pathos that we're drawn to.
It's Quasimodo without the pathos!
The pathos of revolutionary socialism imperceptibly has become weather-beaten.
It was ultimately characterized with the pathos of service, functionality, instrumentality.
The pathos of theosophy is directly contrary to all subjectivism and individualism.
Yet the first word spoken has boiled down to"the pathos and hysteria of Dictatorship Shall Not Pass!
He conveys the pathos and helplessness that this character demands with amazing understanding.
No wonder, even the Russian translation does not lose the pathos of the presidential speech.
Which further strengthened the pathos from previous report about us losing Georgian originality.
Despite, the story caused the cascade of discussions, most readers andcritics appreciated the pathos of the work.
The pathos of Illarionov's article inevitably drew a response from the media- but it proved to be a rather unenthusiastic reaction.
Probably, since the childhood Jesus preferred the nickname Zlatoust as hesitated of the pathos name known many people across all Earth.
The pathos of an"orthodoxy", fed by fanaticism, has nothing in common with the pathos of truth, being as it were actually contrary to it.
Painting skillfully reveals the extent and forms of materiality, it is full of genuine monumentality,which corresponds to the pathos of images.
Supreme Court has assessed the pathos of the article as“strict expression of its opinion on a topic of interest for publicity.”.
It amazes with a movement expression, expressive poses,unique silhouettes, as if the pathos of struggle against harm and violence were incarnated in it.
The pathos of luxury in them is replaced by the peaceful and tranquil atmosphere of the royal chambers, yet they are not devoid of wealth.
Natalya Korneyeva behalf Floristic Union expressed disagreement with the above facts and the pathos with which the material was presented.
The pathos of sectarianism-- is not a dynamic, but rather a static pathos: this is a search for a lost and primordial purity, and not for a new creativity.
Khomyakov is denounced in that he took his teaching about freedom not from Orthodoxy and Orthodox tradition, but from German Idealism,which was embued with the pathos of freedom.
His lyrics are penetrated with the pathos of creation, friendship, and unity of nations epics Song about Abkhazia, 1940, Autumn in the Countryside, 1946, etc.
We criticize them; we curse them andswear at them, but still watch their shining faces every day and“drown” in the pathos that any North Korean Anchor would have envied.
At the present time fanaticism, the pathos of an universally-obligatory orthodoxy of truth is to be seen in Fascism, in Communism, in extreme forms of religious dogmatism and traditionalism.
In his chosen motif, the artist was not concerned with naturalistic collisions of battle, but its emotional atmosphere,the stress of combat, and the pathos and joy of victory.
The pathos of orthodoxness is nowise the pathos of truth, for it signifies moreso an indifference towards truth and the manipulation of intellectual doctrine for purposes of struggle and the ends of the organisation.
What seemed scandalous or audacious a day before, what was a challenge for sophisticated minds and what led to clashes between theatre talents,here lost the pathos of aesthetic manifest and seemed a natural condition for performance of young actors.
But it is interesting, that the pathos of fanatic intolerance in our time is the result not of a passionate faith and conviction, but rather instead a contrived air of tension, often a stylisation, and it is the result of a collective agitation and demagoguery.
A nihilistic attitude towards man and the world on the soil of the religious attitude towards God- here is the pathos of Pobedonostsev, in common with the Russian state-governance, set within an historical Orthodoxy.
According to the research, elements of ethnic discrimination have been found in several articles of Alia, where a respondent identifies people with“changed surnames” with Armenians, and regards them in a negative context,while journalist Gela Zedelashvili shares the pathos of the respondent.
The pathos of having an orthodox doctrine, which renders itself useful for the struggle and for the organisation, leads to the complete lack of interest for thoughts and for ideas, for cognition, for intellectual culture, and a comparison with the Middle Ages is very hapless for our times.