Примери за използване на Pretension на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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ability to God without pretension and you will find the fruits of His glory growing in others.
Isis's pretension to establish a global caliphate is a delusion- that is why it draws in violent youngsters who have delusions of grandeur.
Arms of Pretension: A king or prince who own or stake claim to other territories often hold the heraldic symbol of pretension.
The pretension of the bishop of Rome to the sovereignty of divine right over the whole Church was the real cause of the division.
But the reality is that Isis's pretension to establish a global caliphate is a delusion- that is why it draws in violent youngsters who have delusions of grandeur.
devoid of pretension.
In this perspective, it's not surprising that we're a mystery to ourselves and that, despite our manifest pretension, we are far from being masters of our own little house.
The Shopps are known for their tenacity, conservatism and pretension to being“the most genuine” Bulgarians.
Intellectually, then, Vitalism presupposes a rejection of Christian Truth together with a certain pseudo-spiritual pretension.
In these two projects architecture is liberated by design, by the architect's pretension to shape everything according to his creative genius.
Levinas emphasizes the pretension that the literary work is an"independent ontological event"
thus creating a pretension which I consider to be provincial.
philosophy will continue to be looked upon by the bulk of mankind as a vain and mumbling pretension, antagonistic to the highest aspirations of humanity.
it puts a curb on their pretension” p.
the very word“intellectual” signified“one of the most ridiculous eccentricities of our time- I mean the pretension of raising writers,
Tired Stereotype,” a phrase lifted from a negative review of his début 2006 show,“Russell Kane's Theory of Pretension.”.
quite free of pride or pretension.
quite free of pride or pretension.
the very word intellectual signified one of the most ridiculous eccentricities of our timeI mean the pretension of raising writers,
But I have no pretensions to be an intellectual.