Príklady používania We might say v Anglický a ich preklady do Slovenský
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We might say that the biblical jubilee was a“jubilee of mercy”,
We might say something like water has two parts hydrogen
We might say in such a case that the report might turn out to be rather good in many respects,
When it comes to the production of honey we might say, what is good for the beekeeper is good for the hive.
We might say that the discovery of this nest near Trnava has the same meaning for us as the Higgs boson has for the physicists.
For example, we might say that, and this isn't the actual code,
Together with Kandinsky, we might say that they have become a means of direct influence on the soul for Felix.
Where we might say:“Junk”, the world's oldest living people say:“Seeds”.
At one moment we might say,” I love you,
Thus, we might say that the rainbow arises because photons of different energies sense the same prism as having slightly different properties.
T the risk of oversimplifying, we might say that we live in a culture which pressures young people not to start a family,
One can argue that the West as we know it- the modern world, we might say- began with the great scholar Pico della Mirandola,
I particularly wish to say how glad I am that we will be keeping to the 20% emissions reduction target, so that we might say that Parliament and the Council have not watered down anything whatsoever.
one day we might say:“Yes, it was good to have lived”.
on our previous account of Eternal Return, we might say that from the standpoint of the Overman, the world of the last man is one of scattered fragments.
At the risk of oversimplifying, we might say that we live in a culture which pressures young people not to start a family,
the European Union, we might say that Europe as well as Slovakia really needs radical changes, peace and better times.
The European Citizens' Initiative is important because it is one of those rare innovations introduced by the Treaty of Lisbon that we might say will, in real terms,
Apparently, our betters in the media were afraid that if we were aware of the man's devotion to Muhammad, we might say something provocative that would turn untold numbers of peaceful Muslims into bomb-throwing jihadists.
If it is desirable to offer a diagnosis of the text as a whole(Gaudium et spes), we might say that in conjunction with the texts on religious liberty