Examples of using Any notion in English and their translations into Portuguese
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With the emergence of a brilliant world capital by Alexander, any notion of revenge and retribution would historian laughingstock.
often rejects any notion of the one true God.
It doesn't give us any notion of what it means for words to be similar.
You think this boy Moss has got any notion of the sorts of sons-of-bitches that are hunting him?
But Nibras Kazimi pours cold water over any notion that a coup is possible
Any notion what it takes to coax a newborn spirit into accepting someone else?
Any notion of a directorate, of discrimination between States would, in fact, be contrary to the spirit of the Community.
Only then, I think, can you have any notion of what the people of Latvia have achieved over recent years.
Any notion that the federal government cares about the wildlife of the Nevadan desert is preposterous.
Ghostwriters litter the production credits to Yeezus in a blockbuster-like litany that shatters any notion of this record being raw or spontaneous.
purified adolescent, without any notion of his former life, was able to enter.
But the historic five-day trial dispelled any notion that Bo would go quietly to his cell in Beijing's infamous Qincheng Prison,
is that the content of the proposals that we put forward must respect the positions of principle that I mentioned earlier- particularly transparency and the rejection of any notion of privilege.
to avoid public deficits will render any notion of national competence on budgetary policy meaningless.
meaning that it's not carrying any intention, any notion that there's something to be attained in order to be something,
that preached that Indians lived in a natural state, without any notion of God or religion,
Without any notion of infinite or space- incapable of even conceiving of it- people imagined that this canopy was made of solid matter, hence the name firmament,
Eliot scholar Grover Smith said of this poem,"If any notion remained that in the poems of 1919 Eliot was sentimentally contrasting a resplendent past with a dismal present,
I mean, I don't think any of us had any notion of what was going on
frequently linked together(which dispels any notion of a racist stance),