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10 LIVROS EM INGLÊS RELACIONADOS COM «SHARP-SIGHTEDLY»
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Letters to the lord mayor
But how this primary, this prominent feature, tending to the correction of an error
affecting the House's honour, should have been sharp-sightedly overlooked,
while the secondary feature, touching justice to Petitioners, was so sharp-
sightedly ...
It happened very seldom since the tribe is subordinated to requirements of
morals and laws which execution is watched by leaders sharp-sightedly. In cases
of revolt of soul such person raises the power level sharply and in future lives can
...
Irena Volf, Alex Schenke,
2013
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Greek Science of the Hellenistic Era: A Sourcebook
... myriad beauties to those able to perceive such things sharp-sightedly in the
mind. We will say what is possible about each of the numbers. But now we
preface this, that the Pythagoreans referred every number to 10. and that above
10 there ...
Georgia L. Irby-Massie, Paul T. Keyser,
2013
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The Thing and Art: Two Essays on the Ontotopy of the Work of Art
Again, Rilke saw that tendency more sharp-sightedly than many of his
contemporaries and understood its danger to human existence: Mehr als je fallen
die Dinge dahin, die erlebbaren, denn, was sie verdrängend ersetzt, ist ein Tun
ohne Bild.
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Sagbare und Das Unsagbare: Inglise keeles
For this too can be accused of not deriving its criticism of the trap of
representation, which it sharp-sightedly finds established everywhere in classical
metaphysics and especially in hermeneutics, and even in Lacan's work,
immanently from the ...
Manfred Frank, Andrew Bowie,
1997
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Gothic to Multicultural: Idioms of Imagining in American ...
It was a chapter that caught the fancy of Sophia Hawthorne and in which she
sharp-sightedly intuited something of the larger design of Moby-Dick. In his letter
to her of 8 January 1852 about the “part-&-parcel allegoricalness of the whole”, ...
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A Turning Point for Europe?: The Church in the Modern World ...
For more than twenty years Helmut Kuhn has been sharp- sightedly explaining
the reason for this: As order divorced from justice becomes terrible, so unjust
prosperity, obtained by exploitation and the suffering of others, becomes
offensive.
Joseph Ratzinger, Pope Benedict XVI,
2010
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The Twelve Patriarchs ; The Mystical Ark ; Book Three of The ...
Here, now, I ask you, look from this corner to the corner opposite to it and pay
careful attention now to the one, now to the other, so that you can discover more
quickly and penetrate more sharp-sightedly the reason that you seek for the
position ...
Richard (of St. Victor), Grover A. Zinn,
1979
That is how she is dying, giving the least possible trouble to the niece who waited
sharp-sightedly for someone else to use the phrase “a happy release” before she
used it herself. “She might not eat anything, but one has to prepare the tray all ...
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Joseph Ratzinger in Communio: Unity of the Church
For more than twenty years Helmut Kuhn has been sharp- sightedly explaining
the reason for this: “As order divorced from justice becomes terrible, so unjust
prosperity, obtained by exploitation and the suffering of others, becomes
offensive.