Examples of using Whose thoughts in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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Of people whose thoughts and conversation are trivial;
This house is best suited for people whose thoughts and actions….
If you have a friend whose thoughts you don't want to see on your home page, go to the friends profile and click Stop following friend.
But thoughts are also in the ether and I question whose thoughts they are?
As the President whose thoughts and heart are together with you, I call on each reasonable citizen of Ukraine- don't let the imposters use you!
But none of them affects the heart boys, all whose thoughts are fixed to Odette.
If I would been the whiting,' said Alice, whose thoughts were still running on the song,'I would have said to the porpoise,"Keep back, please: we don't want YOU with us!"'.
He continues,“The pope is not an absolute monarch whose thoughts and desires are law.
Our designer after 5-6 redesign projects(whose thoughts were shared at the strategic session, because all of them included“internal critics”/ subtle connoisseurs of the beautiful) was almost in despair.
The Pope,” he continued,“is not an absolute monarch whose thoughts and desires are law.
The photo of the author at the end of a good book is a way to visuallyget acquainted in absentia with the person whose thoughts you just read.
One of the prominent students ofBerkhof is Cornelius Van Til, whose thoughts become the major position of the tradition of Westminster Theological Seminary in terms of apologetics and epistemology.
After Owen died,another influential utopian communist was the Frenchmen Charles Fourier, whose thoughts deeply influenced Marx and Marxists.
Of people whose soul is dead, although their body is alive,of people whose thoughts and conversations are trivial, who chatter instead of talk, and who assert cliché opinions instead of truly thinking deeply.
The author of the book, William Mougayar is a wise analyst andprudent investor who has a good knowledge of this technology and whose thoughts we can trust.
The image of a man with a monkey'shead characterises clearly the modern society whose thoughts seek to satisfy animality, regardless of all intellectual and technologic achievements of the mankind.
The fourth part of the event"Literary and Song Composition"Garden of Divine Songs" by Hryhoriy Skovoroda"(scriptwriter Vera Melnyk) was performed by the duets"Sisters Galyna and Lyudmyla Turchak" and"Music Space"(Igor Yakubovsky and Sergiy Moroz), enchanting the guests of the Gala Academy with a deep philosophy andunique poetry of the great Ukrainian thinker, whose thoughts, after almost three hundred years, are still very relevant.
When I call over the frightful catalogue of my deeds,I cannot believe that I am he whose thoughts were once filled with sublime and transcendent visions of the beauty and the majesty of goodness.
In Twilight, Edward meets Bella Swan, a girl whose thoughts he is unable to read.
As the immediate object of pride and humility is self orthat identical person, of whose thoughts, actions, and sensations we are intimately conscious; so the object of love and hatred is some other person, of whose thoughts, actions, and sensations we are not conscious.
Most amusingly,“the Quadriga honors personalities and projects whose thoughts and acts are built on values.”.
When I run over the frightful catalogue of my sins,I cannot believe that I am the same creature whose thoughts were once filled with sublime and transcendent visions of the beauty and majesty of goodness.
But then the author was considered the person whose thought was reflected in the book,whose ideas and experiences were depicted in its pages.
In philosophy ever since the time ofPythagoras there has been an opposition between the men whose thought was mainly inspired by mathematics and those who were more influenced by the empirical sciences.
In philosophy ever since the time ofPythagoras there has been an opposition between the men whose thought was mainly inspired by mathematics and those who were more influenced by the empirical sciences.
In some respects, for instance in recognizing the brotherhood of man and in teaching the equality of slaves,it is superior to anything to be found in Plato or Aristotle or any philosopher whose thought is inspired by the City State.
Whether Comte should be seen as the founder of sociology is debatable, and depends on how one regards precursors to Comte's own sociology(including MONTESQUIEU,SAINT-SIMON or 18th-century Scottish thinkers such as Adam FERGUSON), whose thought was certainly sociological, although they did not use the term.
