Examples of using The mere in English and their translations into Polish
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I have got through the mere outward appearance,
It would be naive to think that the mere intensifying of the practice of the Sacrament of forgiveness during the Jubilee Year is proof of a definitive turnabout.
Apart from the mere informational usage of our website,
Thus, ultimately, the problem is this feeling of"me"- not the mere"me," but the false"me" with which we become obsessed.
It cannot be concluded from the mere naming of a brand that such brands
deepest level Triple Gem is the mere taking of safe direction skyab-'gro tsam-pa-ba.
Since the relative stability is specifically rendered in TFEU as the“high degree of price stability”, the mere“price stability” may be deemed to mean stability in absolute terms, i.e. a zero rate of inflation.
Additional Note 5_BAR_ 1."Chemical transformation" means any operation for the molecular modification of one or more constituents of a petroleum product undergoing processing. The mere mixing of a petroleum product with another product, whether or not also of petroleum, is not regarded as a"chemical transformation.
discriminating awareness- what we have been calling"understanding"- are all mental factors that accompany mental consciousness focused on the mere arising and engaging with the contents of experience that is occurring each moment.
from simultaneously giving rise to the object of that consciousness automatically block our mind from giving rise to the contents of a thought as soon as we focus on the mere arising and engaging that constitute that thought.
Your religion shall change from the mere intellectual belief in traditional authority to the actual experience of that living faith which is able to grasp the reality of God
Keep in your mind that Jesus taught us that the mere thinking of rejecting,
what was called dangerous by people on the Earth- the mere crossing of the wires upon one's arrival to the camp was dangerous.
then the mere forgetting the physical methods of its acting would be a tremendous waste of rich experience
by first trying to stay with the conventional nature of mind- the mere arising and engaging with the contents of each moment of experience- by means of focusing on the process,
It is clear from the caselaw that the Commission must prove that a decision prohibiting a concentration is well founded in accordance with a standard which is stricter than one based on the mere balancing of probabilities
But perhaps the mere crossing of Siberia in a sledge drawn by dogs as Ledyard did,
On one level, just as we could shift our focus from the contents of experience to the process of experience itself- the mere arising and engaging with the contents- likewise we could shift our focus from the contents of the boon experiences to the process of the experience of them.