PAROLE IN INGLESE ASSOCIATE CON «TO BE SEEING THINGS»
to be seeing things
seeing
things
that
aren
there
black
crowes
peripheral
vision
really
seamus
heaney
lyrics
jakob
dylan
bode
miller
seems
more
clearly
visibility
krasnaya
polyana
russia
column
bluebird
liked
call
instead
weather
turned
symposium
brings
together
digital
designers
personalities
from
arts
explore
what
exhibition
irish
gaelic
audio
pronunciation
translations
collins
always
example
sentences
including
seem
able
have
conversation
could
remember
simple
words
appeared
french
word
hippo
here
list
phrases
avoir
berlue
spanish
lookup
idioms
related
phrasebook
questions
answers
populi
pollen
party
tells
take
back
america
cannot
want
mirage
resides
only
memory
appear
laughing
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discussion
know
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severe
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English/German Dictionary of Idioms: Supplement
to the ...
(sehr) gut reden not to be able to sec the most obvious things Sache: die
handgreiflichsten Sachen nicht sehen/... to see/to be seeing things Mäuse:
Mäuse merken • Mäuse: weiße Mäuse sehen are you/is John/... seeing things?
Männer- chen: ...
Professor Hans Schemann, 2013
2
THE GATEKEEPER (The Journey Begins)
Did you asked to be seeing things? I certainly never asked to be seeing these
things that puts me at odd with my community, people called me a witch and
treated me with contempt just because I could see what they couldn't. Unless
someone ...
3
Routledge Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Index
This nirvana is said to be 'seeing things the way they really are', that is, seeing
emptiness, the absence of Self (see Nirvana). Already, therefore, we can detect
the use of 'emptiness' to designate the ultimate truth, that is, what is ultimately the
...
4
The Philosophers : Their Lives and the Nature of their ...
Understanding philosophy then turns out to be seeing things precisely and
saying what one sees and has somehow always known. A Conjecture on
Philosophical Atomism The examples I have given of the relevance of style
complete my ...
Ben-Ami Scharfstein Professor of Philosophy Tel-Aviv University, 1980
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Realism and Anti-Realism in the Philosophy of Science
(Hallucinators, who are commonly said to be 'seeing things', do not see things at
all, they just may mistakenly think that they do!) Fine may not be seeking to revive
the theory of sense-data - but he arrives at something pretty close to it.
Robert S. Cohen, Risto Hilpinen, Ren-Zong Qiu, 1996
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Journey From Banna: My Life, Times, and Adventures
At the same time, I was to be seeing things in the region that would be of prime
narcotics concern. I had little prior travel in that area of Laos, but I had been
picked by PSD to accompany Krogh and his group because I could get along in
the ...
7
The Hijacking of the American Political System
Their emotional attachment to a party of self-destruction, and in their continued
pursuit of racial superiority, has driven them into frenzy to be seeing things that
are not even there. Instead of using their senses to guide them, they are
pandering ...
8
Changing the Method of Change
They don't seem like the same people they used to be. Seeing things through the
eyes of the converts themselves, we can imagine them being saved and then
going to visit family. They might get comments from certain members who say, ...
9
Landscape with Landscape
I seemed suddenly to be seeing things clearly after many hours or even days of
drunkenness and confusion. I could not remember how the woman and I came to
be where we were, but I understood that she wanted me to take her further into ...
10
Cather Studies: Willa Cather As Cultural Icon
The young man, who had been deeply touched and inspired by the divine beauty
of that woman in rags and had written a poem about her and the child, "seemed
to be searching for something, to be seeing things, and believing infinitely.
Cather Studies, Guy J. Reynolds, 2007
