Examples of using But precisely in English and their translations into Hungarian
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But precisely because he has the lanterns lighted,
A Bachelor of Arts in Arts Studies is an exceptionally versatile degree program, but precisely what is a BA in Arts Studies?
But precisely because of this alteration it can cause fears in adults who are faced with the decision to bring a child into the world….
There are many fields that an individual holding a degree in international relations can pursue, but precisely what is a BA in International Relations?
But precisely because he has the lantern lighted,
it is shown instead of letting see- but precisely thus no longer appears as a face.
But precisely because real-time information supply is so important for integrated cost control,
Drugs give real relief to some people-- they gave relief to me for a while-- but precisely because this problem goes deeper than their biology, the solutions need to go much deeper, too.
Perhaps this is not the directive that everyone would like, but precisely because we are all in some way against this directive,
I think it makes sense to trust in God, but precisely what decision in your life you make inversely because of it,
After all, this is not someone's whim, but precisely nature's call,
Not despite the crisis, but precisely because of the crisis, the objective of cohesion is more important than ever.
or the ecology, but precisely economic problems that have forced us to seriously talk about the crisis.
I am proud to be a Jew- not despite of the world's relation to us, but precisely because of it.
I am certain that the civilians will understand that this does not constitute a real retreat from the topic, but precisely the opposite.
is not the means to creative practical activity, but precisely the other way around.
not only identifying the actual energy of life itself, but precisely measuring the electronics of human thought.
Is it possible that some religious doctrines are favoured not in spite of being ridiculous but precisely because they are ridiculous?
Suffering is felt not because I do not have today, but precisely because I do not have tomorrow.