Examples of using True expression in English and their translations into Slovak
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What a true expression of love.
Poet of remarkable sensitivity, of true expression.
This is the true expression of my soul.
But when he comes and kisses you, you can understand that this is a true expression of love.
This makes it a true expression of ethics.
Anger is like a fire in our souls,that clouds our eyes with smoke and chokes up true expressions.
And it can be a true expression of your personality.
You can enjoy the differences in each others' life styles,and in art you see a true expression of the inner person.
Dance is the true expression of emotions by body movements.
I firmly believe thatthe European citizens' initiative will, in future, become a true expression of European citizenship.
The first True expression has a corresponding value that is Null.
By that time there will be a free exchange of information,and the media will have become a true expression of events that take place.
The Saints are the true expression and the finest fruits of America's Christian identity.
When you're in a marginalized body, others tend to label anger itself as“out of control,” even ifthat anger is a valid and true expression.
A woman's word is her true expression in the moment.
Let us turn to Our Lady whom we invoke as“Mother of Mercy” and“Health of the sick” to help us to live out life to the max byhaving frequent recourse to the Sacrament of Confession, the true expression of the loving and merciful Heart of Jesus!
Rude behaviour or cheekiness isn't always a true expression of your child's feelings, and the reason might be rooted in something unrelated to you.
Jesus' way of governing is not that of domination, but it is the humble and loving service of the washing of the feet, and Christ's kingship over the universe is not an earthly triumph, but finds its culmination on the wood of the cross, which becomes judgment for the world andpoint of reference for the exercise of authority that is the true expression of pastoral charity.
His career was a long andpatient search for an architecture that would be a true expression of the essential soul of his epoch, the Holy Grail of German Modernism.
A great advocate of print-‘the true expression of an image'- Jörg Kyas required high quality large format printing technology to help realise his work's potential and increase the profitability of his business.
Such prayers in common are certainly an effective means of obtaining the grace of unity,and they are a true expression of the ties which still bind Catholics to their separated brethren.".
Jesus' way of governing was not through dominion, but in the humble and loving service of the Washing of the feet, and the kingship of Christ over the Universe is not an earthly triumph, but reaches its highest point on the wood of the Cross, which becomes a judgement for the world anda point of reference for the exercising of that authority which is the true expression of pastoral charity.".
The painting is not only a wonderful biblical narrative, but also a true expression of the magical affinity of two forces- God and the Christian message and the creative will of man.
Because the Church is communion, the new'basic communities', if they truly live in unity with the Church,are a true expression of communion and a means of construction of a more profound communion.
Practising compassion is the truest expression of our common humanity and a deep source of happiness in ourselves and others.
Yet it is a deeper and truer expression of what is essential to the plant's nature, when stripped of all secondary features.
There was a real focus of work, to look inward to find the truest expression of real manhood, and to celebrate diversity.
