Examples of using Whose strength in English and their translations into Portuguese
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It was a formidable army, whose strength Alfonso had badly underestimated.
Blessed are those whose strength is in you; who have set their hearts on a pilgrimage.
Today the runes promised… to lead me to a man whose strength would be as great as mine.
And the seven pillars are set on the shoulders of a djinni whose strength is beyond thought.
Especially in comparison to other so called"strong female characters" whose strength often stems from their ability and willingness to use violence.
In reality, he was an iconoclast whose strength was in penetrating analysis of the assumptions on which some of our most important theories are based.
This piece is different from the show at Café Uranus, whose strength was generated by bondage techniques
to berhyme the image of the"ideal emperor", a defender and protector, whose strength they needed to survive under Ottoman domination, and not the actual historical personality.
Finally, he ordered that the last of the sumi ink be used to Mark one final ninja, whose strength would enable the heist and save the clan itself from extinction at Hessian's hands.
the majority, whose strength we have never doubted,
Blessed are those whose strength is in you;
Dear Mother,"Blessed is the man whose strength is in you….
Blessed are those whose strength is in you, Â* whose hearts are set on pilgrimage.
Happy is the man whose strength is in you; in whose heart are the highways to Zion.
especially someone with dyslexia whose strength is visual and spatial memory.
in the DC universe the Daxamites are living beings whose strength is equal to Superman's.
They only contain odd harmonics, whose strength decreases exponentially the third harmonic is ninth as strong,
The tradition cultivated there by the Cistercian monks puts us in touch with our roots, whose strength and beauty ultimately derive from God himself.
SNA system of ideas and values whose strength lies in the affective-subjective factors to which it resorts,
The Black Heroines Project began as a way to help Lily learn about African-American women whose strength and courage have made a difference in the world.