Examples of using Simple-minded in English and their translations into Russian
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of collected emigrant stories, The Notes of the Simple-Minded, was published by the Berlin publishing house Nord.
What purpose does it serve if not a simple-minded goal to distract the attention of the international community from the events dedicated to the centennial of the Armenian Genocide?
who treats her simple-minded subordinates with bullying contempt.
such black magic just scares the simple-minded.
criticizing and other inadvertences of the simple-minded.
Crop-Circle-Makers? Long time round globe reported themselves to be crop circle authors variety of simple-minded….
good-evil distinction is an elaborate ruse to keep some simple-minded folks in check,
fashionable will make you think of lovely and Simple-minded Garfield, Doraemon,
an arrogant ass and a simple-minded little wit of his profession… finally when he was a little drunk,
the most… cynical and simple-minded ideas about who might be responsible.
being a rather simple-minded person, was that we were going to go through a list of questions to which answers would be given“yeah”,“nay”,“not ready”.
also by isolated individuals motivated by a simple-minded anti-Semitism not based on any particular ideology.
it would be very simple-minded application of techniques of composition by the judges togados auto,
some simple-minded and good-hearted people believed when the international balance of power shifted-- and I do not mean the end of the cold war-- that the world would witness a phase of peace,
Matt, my simple-minded little nephew.
This is a simple-minded belief not only with regard to us, but also to others.
The elaborate structure of logic offered by the test-tube realist had been crumpled by one word of challenge from a simple-minded boy.
if you insist that Damien Hirst's work is anything but simple-minded, sensationalist, and fatuous,
close by he beheld a simple-minded Galilean, a man he had once talked with in Iron,
translating it from'disque dur' or'hard disc' with the terminology of a simple-minded emigrant.