Examples of using Thoughts and feelings in English and their translations into Czech
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We believe in the power of our ancestors because we believe their thoughts and feelings are forever.
Not necessarily the physical events themselves, but rather the thoughts and feelings surrounding them.
we revert to our old patterns where thoughts and feelings go unexpressed.
Communication in foreign languages Digital Storytelling workshops enable people to tell their stories in their mother tongue- the most powerful way for people to express their personal thoughts and feelings.
I'm having… a lot of thoughts and feelings and… I would really like to hear yours first.
Into words on a card. I guess I could try to put my thoughts and feelings.
Delve into the minds of your characters to gain an insight into their thoughts and feelings.
I shall write a diary,… preserving all my thoughts and feelings for you.
preserving all my thoughts and feelings for you.
Mentally, he had the ability to talk about his thoughts and feelings, While have less focus on himself
we said"Wouldn't it be nice to have a youngster to share our thoughts and feelings?
Wait for me. And  we have had the opportunity to meet with many of you who generously shared your thoughts and feelings on how best to remember these fallen heroes who demonstrated such unmitigated courage and  selflessness.
No, no, but, buzz, I'm-- I'm having thoughts-- thoughts and feelings about dudes doing sex stuff to each other,
We, who embody the local eyes and  ears and  thoughts and feelings of the cosmos,
i.e., thoughts and feelings and  events in the world,
ahead of them and,  at the same time, that many MEPs still fail to understand the public's thoughts and feelings on this issue.
another definite direction for thoughts and feelings.
felt close to her, should meet briefly today to mark her passing and  to share our thoughts and feelings with each other. And  to sing her favourite hymn.
The machine that services your brain… that translates a postcard written in any one of the 116 languages known to man… into a universal code instantaneously… that allows it to share its thoughts and feelings across a vast network… as large as potentially the universe itself… that keeps it communicative lives here… the interface message processor.
Fragments of thoughts and feelings.