Examples of using Pathos in English and their translations into Czech
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Burgess Meredith plays this with a lot of pathos.
In the emptinesses of your heart a pathos has awakened.
You're a trigger, Pathos.
I thought that maybe a little kiss might add some pathos.
He said that I brought nuance, pathos, and cleavage to the role.
The greatest thing about Kennedy's inaugeration speech is- that it's got pathos- and it creates a feeling of solidarity with the President.
I'm a pathologist from the Ancient Greek"pathos", meaning disease,
Praga's certain national pathos, however, proved too much to bear for a reviewer of a leading British newspaper.
Pathos calls it SST,
But there was a pathos, there was a sort of… There was a weight to it,
it has delivered us from pathos, from sorrow, the deepest chasms of melancholy and hate.
Informal modernism was interpreted as a reaction to the pathos of cliché images
Sometimes with pathos, sometimes with humor, she tries to find the difference between nostalgia
From national pathos to elegant prewar cafes
Ivanović conceived the score as a great drama in bright colours, as a pathos that does not stifle but invigorates.
The artist is, with no pathos intended, an existential artist whose need to create flows from her very being.
undestatement and pathos.
Of the figures they create, of humanity and pathos. And in these stencils, the style juxtaposing an overarching aesthetic.
where all the drama, passion, and human pathos became visible.
And in these stencils, the style of humanity and pathos. of the figures they create,