Examples of using Same sense in English and their translations into Swedish
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mental states in exactly the same sense that human beings do?
The of St. Paul seems here used in exactly the same sense as in later Hebrew.
true enough; but in the same sense in which seeing, hearing,
Emporio Armani is the more affordable end of the designer brand Giorgio Armani, but never the less with the same sense of detail and fashion.
which means that derivative works of the document must themselves be free in the same sense.
each travelling along its own circle in the same sense.
maybe to experience another season but with the same sense of calm.
Lxxvii, ad H. de S. Victore likewise discourse in the same sense concerning the baptism of desire.
all looking for the same sense of belonging and hope.
However, the theory of the state is not a'fundamental' of politics in precisely the same sense that I have explained.
manufactured by Bluelounge with the same sense of form, function
Thus, it is true both that God is love and, in the same sense, that God is not love.
I believe that your solidarity during this difficult period most clearly reflects the very same sense of justice.
But they would have continued to deny that the Son was God in the same sense in which the Father is God.
For even in that case the labour which can be bought with a commodity cannot serve as a measure in the same sense as the labour contained in it.
as writers do not always use the terms in the same sense.
The EU encourages Burundi politicians to continue the peace and reconciliation process with the same sense of national interest
I have the same sense, to some extent, in relation to Parliament's draft recommendation to the Council in relation to Brazil, which we shall be discussing tomorrow.
I think this same sense of adventure and emotional mayhem is a huge part of why we play tournament poker.
One goal for libertarians should be to transform existing nation-states into national entities whose boundaries could be called just, in the same sense that private property boundaries are just;