Examples of using Diffidence in English and their translations into Slovak
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You talk about his diffidence.
We sense a diffidence about him.
I send the book out with diffidence.
Diffidence and mutual suspicion always threaten serenity!”.
Of being out of it, whether because of diffidence or shyness.
Diffidence much trouble to the owner, because it mainly affects people, fine-feeling vulnerable, prone to empathy.
Giant Despair had a wife, and her name was DIFFIDENCE.
This diffidence has had direct and adverse implications for Muslim immigrants, as Aatish Taseer explained in Prospect magazine.
And then you will recall that GiantDespair had a wife whose name was Diffidence.
A purchase made initially with some diffidence because of previous experiences with other companies, unattractive from the point of view of quality.
He is the font of that love which unites families and people,conquering all diffidence, all isolation, all distance.
Western liberalism's diffidence under threat could be a sign of civilizational self-doubt- or just the latest dark before the dawn.
Our God and his Son are shepherds that care for us and know us and even love us in our stubbornness,deafness and diffidence.
The time has come to eradicate secular prejudices,preconceptions and mutual diffidence which are often at the basis of discrimination, racism and xenophobia”.
In Jesus we discover the Father and his Son who are shepherds who care for us, know us and even love us in our stubbornness,deafness and diffidence.
The time has arrived to eradicate secular prejudices, preconceptions and mutual diffidence that are often at the base of discrimination, racism and xenophobia.
If we can view with diffidence the drive by Scotland to secede from England, Catalonia to secede from Spain, Venice to secede from Italy, and Flanders to secede from Belgium, why would the secession of the Donbass from Ukraine be a problem for us, if done democratically?
It is a question of trying to reap the benefit of the added value which the European Parliament's participation could bring to the substance of those dialogues andto the practical results they contribute to an area in which the insensitivity and diffidence of various European governments and bodies strikes an unfortunate contrast with the commitment and historic leadership of the European Parliament, the body representing the voice of the citizens of Europe.
In addition,Francis said that"waves of migration in recent years have caused diffidence and concern among peoples in many countries, particularly in Europe and North America, and this has led various governments to severely restrict the number of new entries, even of those in transit.".
It is important, then, to avoid prejudices and misunderstandings, to overcome diffidence and fear replacing them with certainties and guarantees, so as to create in all people an ever-greater awareness of the great gift of life".