Examples of using To a corresponding degree in English and their translations into Danish
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while the mass of citizens to a corresponding degree are enslaved in a more
These beings are, to a corresponding degree, beginning to experience human forms of paradise.
uncontrolled appearance, to a corresponding degree unreliable.
the capacity of their spiritual experience will to a corresponding degree be unfinished.
It is inevitable that to a corresponding degree the being's daily experience of life has to be one of struggle
it will inevitably, to a corresponding degree, affect the individual's fate, happiness and wellbeing.
the individual concerned thereby to a corresponding degree losing control over the normal functioning of the organism.
as the organism is hereby to a corresponding degree freed from being a dustbin for all kinds of useless remains of corpses,
states consisting of these people will therefore to a corresponding degree be"animal" in their manifestations and way of being.
they will to a corresponding degree enter another spiritual paradise after having been purified in purgatory.
a continuous consumption of blood and meat, the vibration of the corpse-substances will finally overcome that of the organism,">the individual concerned thereby to a corresponding degree losing control over the normal functioning of the organism.
were consequently to a corresponding degree unable to accept Christ's interpretation based on instinct
And is it not to a corresponding degree the same as murder?
And the Earth's sphere of interest then became, to a corresponding degree, light.
It will therefore to a corresponding degree be the humane nature in the human being that will prevail.
while the darkness decreases to a corresponding degree.
It is not so remarkable that human culture to a corresponding degree is based partly on animal tendencies
the individual concerned thereby to a corresponding degree losing control over the normal functioning of the organism.
more and more lose, to a corresponding degree, their ability to promote this process.