Examples of using Typified in English and their translations into Slovak
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actions that have typified the lower vibrations.
In modern society there is an increasing tendency, typified by the human rights movement,
steady rental growth for the best assets rather than yield compression which has typified recent years.
is a genre of music typified by a very fast tempo(usually around 160- 180 BPM), often coupled with solo vocals and sentimental lyrics.
Austrian rule and Austro-Hungarian rule which followed lasted for more than a century and were typified by the motto of the world powers of that time:
In particular, we have moved from the information provision that typified the web in the mid-1990s, through fundamental advances in search engines,
What comes to mind when one considers this group is the operators of the numerous major bakeries around, typified by‘factories' for the well known“Agege bread”
Abraham and Isaac In that figure Isaac typified the true seed,
large-scale management of an industrial workforce using elaborately engineered manufacturing sequences, typified by moving assembly lines,
The Bullock was slain in the"Court," which we have seen typified the condition of faith in and harmony with God,
Then there followed the Grecian age whose king was the most brilliant of all military leaders the world has ever known so it was fittingly typified as the belly and thighs of brass.
Zantedeschia odorata form one group(Group I) typified by retaining their leaves in winter,
infused into the most holy Mary at her Conception and typified by these precious stones,
the priesthood which applied it to that nation, typified the blood of the New Covenant
the priesthood which applied it to that nation, typified the blood of the New Covenant
proceeded to do it, as typified in Aaron.
But wherein the former kingdoms were typified as pure minerals(pure gold,
Therefore the"Lord's goat" typified each one and his sacrifice, except that the whole must be completed
This was typified back in Num.
prudent Queen truly exemplified what these sisters mysteriously typified.