Examples of using Discourses in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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There are a thousand prizes for fine discourses, none for fine actions.
When he managed to restart work, he started to compose Discourses and Mathematical exhibitions concerning the two new sciences.
An example of the denunciation of global elites from a religious perspective is found in the discourses of Pope Francis.
This is shown clearly in the discourses of Zen Master Po Shan, and the discussion on"Zen Enlightenment," in Chapters II and III.
The descriptions of Christ's teachings are arranged around“discourses” such as the Sermon on the Mount in chapters 5 through 7.
But all these destructive discourses and all their analogues are trapped in a sort of circle.
In one point only they agreed, which was, in all their discourses on morality never to mention the word goodness.
However Machiavelli also wrote learned discourses on the histories of Livy and was a skilled dramatist.
All these destructive discourses and all their analogues are trapped in a kind of circle.
But societies and their political discourses must have a foundation in some system of values.
The first are those not yet acquainted with the Buddha's discourses who feel the need for a systematic introduction.
The curriculum includes cultural discourses surrounding The Beatles, as well as study into post-WWII history, music semiotics
Her eye discourses, I will answer it.-- I am too bold,'tis not to me she speaks.
Both the historical narratives and the teaching discourses were chosen because of their power to focus attention on the specific claims of Jesus.
Otherwise, it is unlikely that the introduction of ethical teachings and discourses has made the life skills of the child only from death to injury.
The discourses of the Buddha speak of the causal origins of suffering primarily in the framework of the individual quest for liberation.
When there is time for more ample and elaborate discourses, then we need to recall the negative points as well.
These unfashionable discourses have to be brought back into the centre of the economic curricula and rehabilitated as vital areas of enquiry.
Populist discourses, which seek more to move than to provide logical arguments,
The Lord Jesus spoke of Abraham many times in His discourses; He did not mention Adam.