Examples of using Expresses itself in English and their translations into Swedish
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Political
Beauty is not only the product of the style but it expresses itself in more impalpable forms, like perfume.
But at the same time it is an ecclesial act which expresses itself in the proclamation,“We believe”.
Political decay expresses itself in a loss of ability to attract the youth under one's banner.
In the most natural way this aspiration expresses itself first as hatred of the“unfortunate” toward the“fortunate,” i.e.
A community that is characterized by the good news, expresses itself both in signs and wonders,
And then you also, in what often expresses itself quite differently,
furniture pieces expresses itself uniquely, they all have one thing in common: timeless character.
(b) The second faculty of the soul expresses itself in the world of vision,
It expresses itself in a sense of well-being
Prof. Brinton says,"There is no special form of religious thought which expresses itself as what has been called by Dr. Tylor Animism,
This imitation expresses itself in good works,
this is the principal feature of our age- expresses itself in the fact that there are no areas of the class struggle in which revolutionary(or counter-revolutionary) possibilities are not present.
To this day, we live and breathe this vision by producing wines that showcase how each grape variety expresses itself when shaped by the soil and the sun of Australia.
an increasing quantity calculated on the basis of some constant unit- in the present case on a definite quantity of land such as an acre or a hectare- expresses itself as an increasing ratio.
which is why antigenic peptide presentation must go through a process of fragmentation within the cell that expresses itself.
that“exists” in the body(like a fluid or gas) and that expresses itself in a special form of writing.
we wanted to know how this aspect expresses itself when the molecules are pushed around by a flowing solvent.".
The votes held in the Committee on Budgets have revealed an offensive strategy endorsed by Mr Garriga, according to which Parliament expresses itself clearly and creates room for manoeuvre before the second round, or the second reading, in order to defend its traditional priorities.
It expresses itself in the most diverse forms:
since competition is in reality merely the manner and form in which the control of industry by private property owners expresses itself, it follows that private property cannot be separated from competition