Examples of using The banality in English and their translations into Slovak
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A Report on the Banality of Evil.
So the banality of goodness is something that doesn't attract your attention, but it exists.
You will be shocked at the banality.
Angry at the banality of reality.
Hannah Arendt was right about the banality of evil.
(Forgive the banality of that statement, but it is true.).
You must know that phrase,"the banality of evil".
Objects where the banality and low-cost DIY aesthetics are mixing with high art.
People love to talk about the banality of evil.
One of her plays, The Banality of Love, ha been adapted to an opera in Germany to great acclaim.
Some smartass spoke about the banality of evil.
It's about the banality of evil, uh, like the Nuremberg trials showing history's tyrants as these regular schmucks.
Hannah Arendt wrote of the banality of evil.
In her treatise on the banality of evil, Arendt demanded a rethink of established ideas about moral responsibility.
This anxious, silly world, with all the banality of a breakfast cereal.
They illuminate for a few moments and with a harsh steady light the questionable nature of things we have apparently come to terms with, and show up the banality of our supposed realism.
Nations were infected with the banality of evil without the aid of the internet.
Covering the trial Arendt coined the phrase“the banality of evil”, a phrase that has since become something of an intellectual cliche.
Dwight Eisenhower understood this when he wrote,“I hate war like only a soldier can,the stupidity, the banality, the futility.”.
No, what i meant to say was i wish i could forget her, but alas, the banality of that tune she tried to sing is seared indelibly in my brain.
Daniel Brogyányi follows this heritage probably the most obvious and intensive way in Slovakia.He is an artist on the border between the seriousness of expression and the banality of topic.
There is little depth to such men, for they exemplify"the banality of evil," to borrow Hanna Arendt's phrase.
To understand the rise of Hitler and the spread of Nazism, I have generally relied on the German-Jewish émigré philosopherHannah Arendt and her arguments about the banality of evil.
During these 100 days you may be surprised by the banality of some advice….
Hannah Arendt's books include The Origins of Totalitariansim, Crisis in the Republic, Men in Dark Times, Between Past and Future: Eight Exercizes in Political Thought, and Eichmann in Jerusalem:A Report on the Banality of Evil.
Trough his work he seeks to convey the feeling of simple joys in life,as well as humor seen in the banality experienced in most day-to-day situations.
It was a kind of stagnation in the development of Derain as a master,as in the years he experimented with new images and styles,“frozen” in the banality of the environment(“the Sabbath day”).
And in the background, as a side-story, you witness office life as office workers make bets on anything and everything-bringing you a doubly clever gambling story that highlights the banality of office life as well as the thing people will bet on to try and win.