Examples of using An aspect in English and their translations into Hungarian
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It can be an aspect that we keep pushing till the later part of our lives to ensure that it is our education,
An aspect of audio-branding- a marketing practice grown quite hot in the 21st century- it can include anything from spoken words to snatches of song.
What we don't appreciate is that an aspect of that neurotic personality is really an anxiety of not wanting to disappoint our peers and our colleagues.
innovative but with an aspect that does not like more Puritans.
about not raising voices, and enjoy an aspect to your relationship that many don't have.
Within the teachings on the Four Noble Truths, byādhi is identified as an aspect of dukkha(suffering).
matters to each and every European, since it represents an aspect of the European social model.
I think that is an aspect that gives authenticity to the game.”.
Quantum science, however, is as an aspect of the collective grid of science and is basically the science of possibility.
An aspect not to be neglected,
recommendation of the Ombudsman, which was to review an aspect of its audit findings.
At the same time you consciously assure yourself that the unsatisfactory belief is an idea about reality and not an aspect of reality itself.
Every saint is a mission, is a project of the Father to reflect and incarnate an aspect of the Gospel in a determined time in history.
matters to each and every European, since it represents an aspect of the European social model.
are in that consciousness, an aspect of the Angelic Realm, albeit specialized.
It is not an isolated trait of the child's but an aspect of the child's relationship with the adult world.
It appeared as the object of aesthetics but also as an aspect of the structured complexity of theatre and society.
It does this while simultaneously working to enable those actors to find solutions to problems they may face as an aspect of their daily activities…[-].
Jung said that in the unconscious there was an aspect of ourselves called the"shadow.".
When a customer is upset about an aspect of his dining experience, I am always