Examples of using Any sense of in English and their translations into Dutch
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Ecclesiastic
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Official/political
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Programming
the Bitcoin improvement group to specific any sense of urgency at solving the scalability problem has had lasting results.
Our greatest strength lies in being able to configure a system for a non-Japanese client without any sense of interference from language or business customs difficulties.
carefully the contents of that letter and act, without any sense of resentment or pride.
Those whose sense of duty forces them to leave any sense of permanence or identity behind them
It will also avoid any sense of exclusion which might otherwise have arisen from enlargement
there wouldn't be any sense of sins, and Jesus would not have had to come into this world.
Any sense of a normal life,
Vulnerability means what occurs with the loss of that faith-- the separation from any sense of the realities of one's life. When you have complete faith.
In whom I have driven out any sense of evil and hate… and who will carry out my most macabre desires. You are just a being without will or soul.
And those for whom that is the attraction. to leave any sense of permanence Those whose sense of duty forces them
Major Lennox answered with his life, as you should have done, if you had any sense of honour!
Negative people make negative judgements about others and express them without any sense of tact.
to me it lacks any sense of melody.
You're amazingly alive, you're rich beyond any sense of justice, you're C.
You're C. You're amazingly alive, you're rich beyond any sense of justice.
If you have any sense of gratitude and self-respect,
Long-term ligament inflammation without any sense of relief could mean that someone is going to have to deal with ligament pain on a constant basis-
it is the common soldier who gets hurt while the nobles fight their wars for fun without any sense of the true consequences.
also throws his vocal folds high up in the air without any sense of subtlety(except in'Awake') or variation.
The spike of adrenaline, the increased blood pressure, and the loss of any sense of time can make it impossible to think clearly-- at exactly the time you need a clear head the most.