Examples of using Utterances in English and their translations into Danish
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I am distancing myself from the utterances of my fellow Member,
am not a centipede! full of confusing utterances.
There is a verse that says:"Give utterances were joking about the size of salt mixed in a vegetable"(berguraulah means necessary do not go overboard)
When I reflect on the utterances of Solidarity deputies to the Sejm in January,
of the balsamic and self-satisfied utterances of the Byzantine administrators at a time when their world was sliding into oblivion.
explosive utterances before returning to its point of departure.
who is deliberately inciting anti-Roma sentiments among the Slovak population with his unconstitutional and prejudiced utterances, has already taken up his duties as a member of the Slovak Government,
The early followers of Jesus all too often succumbed to the temptation to make all the olden prophetic utterances appear to find fulfillment in the life of their Lord and Master.
his divine utterances, suffering and death on the cross.
many socialist speakers and not a few writers whose violent utterances and extravagant dreams lend themselves to easy misunderstanding and misrepresentation.
congratulate them on the French Government's action in deporting from France the Imam of Venissieux on the grounds of his misogynistic utterances.
professionals of the State Department expressed views about future relations with the Soviet which Mr. Roosevelt's utterances at Yalta did not reflect,
Moses gave them the new ten commandments, which you will all allow are more worthy utterances to accompany the enlarging Yahweh concepts of Deity.
yet lacking as a Presidency when it comes to the utterances of the Commissioner-Designate who constitutes a threat to European values:
The utterances that Mr Beckstein of the Bavarian CSU came out with in Tampere are shameful to say the least,
Mr Camre came out with these utterances at his party conference in Denmark,
refers its readers to the work of a Jewish writer who“agrees that there must have been abnormal mental processes involved in the utterances and behaviour of Jesus”.
Having discussed the Polish minister's utterances in the House's Committee on Civil Liberties,
refers its readers to the work of a Jewish writer who"agrees that there must have been abnormal mental processes involved in the utterances and behaviour of Jesus.
his divine utterances, suffering and death on the cross.