Examples of using Writes that in English and their translations into Slovak
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And when, in his De rebus Gethicis Jordanes describes the location of the Venedi, and writes that they inhabited the area“From the source of the Visla river
Foxe writes that Tyndale“was affecting his very… enemies,” because,
Stewart writes that this"simple" faith has raised humanity"to a new height"
Jack Santino, a folklorist, writes that"there was throughout Ireland an uneasy truce existing between customs
CBS Money Watch writes that the«uniqueness of the application» lies in its simplicity,
Wordsworth writes that"our meddling intellect[that part of the mind which uses language to take the mystery out of Reality]
after defining jihad as warfare, writes that"jihad… is regarded by all jurists,
Martin Amis writes that Joyce portrays religion in Ireland in general as an ideology of unexamined cliché,
Luther writes that Christ did not just assume a general human condition,
St Paul writes that Christ must be formed in us(cf. Gal 4:19),
after defining jihad as warfare, writes that jihad"is regarded by all jurists,
One author is Pierre Manent, who in the book La situation de France writes that"we are witnessing the extension and the consolidation of the domain of Muslim practices
founder of a monastic community, writes that“profound silence generates charity,
Obertone writes that France is descending into a state of savagery
American historian Don Keko writes that Kennedy"lacked Lyndon Johnson's legislative abilities which would have doomed much of what became known as the Great Society.….
The quality of your valves does not cause doubts, but do not hire an author who writes that"our valves and dampers have an incredibly high quality,
This may or may not be so, as already in the first part of the third century Tertullian writes that Christ was conceived on March 25th,
disdainfully but fearfully writes that"little Danny Danon will be big,
This may or may not be so, as already in the first part of the third century Tertullian writes that Christ was conceived on March 25th,
the Sunday Times writes that it was incredible to walk through walls,