Examples of using A continuity in English and their translations into Polish
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This ability to project elements of his own personality onto his characters produced a continuity across his performances to the extent that critics
Perhaps there is a continuity between“genuine” illness
Elsewhere, he explained that a continuity of"self" exists, which carries responsibility for experiencing the results of its behavior(karma),
It is not as though there is something solid that is running along, but there is a continuity of our experience from moment to moment,
There is also a continuity between the doctrine taught by the Council
we could fit it into a larger parcel of a continuity in terms of teaching the class.
The artist emphasizes a continuity between daily life
new times- it showed that despite historical turmoil there is a continuity of breeding and subsequent generations represent that what Polish breeding is famous for in the world.
Just as a movie is a continuity of the frames of film,
sequence of works put potochnost, a continuity and uniformity of the basic leading works as as a whole on a building,
where a continuity of the panorama is very important I could hear that the tested amplifier pushes it closer to me,
Saint John Paul ii in 1986; a continuity which has been strongly enlivened by the Spirit who guides the steps of the People of God along the paths of history.
think anything new, cultivating a continuity of unbroken strength of this is the way to entrust ourselves to mindfulness.
name you have chosen, Pius XIII, is intended to signal a continuity with Pius XII.
is intended to signal a continuity with Pius XII.
They represent a continuity of the broader reform agenda outlined in the Convergence
We also used a continuity of change from a main exhibition hall to a natural history museum,
I think that if the name you have chosen, Pius XIII then there is the reason for concern. is intended to signal a continuity with Pius XII.
merely as an imputation based on a continuity of everchanging moments of experiencing everchanging things.
Imputable on the moments of a continuity of karmic energy