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I guess I shall have plenty at Mrs. Walker’s, her rooms are so small.”
Từ trong câu: plenty, guess, mrs, room, small
Henry James, Daisy Miller: A Study - Nguyên văn tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
“I shall admire it much more as I see you driving round with it.”
Từ trong câu: round, admire, much, see, drive
Henry James, Daisy Miller: A Study - Nguyên văn tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
“You should walk with your mother, dear,” cried the lady from Geneva, losing patience.
Từ trong câu: patience, walk, mother, dear, cry, lady, lose
Henry James, Daisy Miller: A Study - Nguyên văn tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
Mrs. Walker sat looking after her, and there were tears in Mrs. Walker’s eyes.
Từ trong câu: tear, mrs, walker, sit, look, eye
Henry James, Daisy Miller: A Study - Nguyên văn tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
“The poor girl’s only fault,” he presently added, “is that she is very uncultivated.”
Từ trong câu: fault, poor, add
Henry James, Daisy Miller: A Study - Nguyên văn tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
They’ve got going at the piano; it seems as if they couldn’t leave off.
Từ trong câu: off, piano, get, go, seem, leave
Henry James, Daisy Miller: A Study - Nguyên văn tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
“This is most horrible!” said Mrs. Walker, turning away and addressing herself to Winterbourne.
Từ trong câu: address, horrible, turning, mrs, walker, turn, away, herself
Henry James, Daisy Miller: A Study - Nguyên văn tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
“I prefer weak tea!” cried Daisy, and she went off with the brilliant Giovanelli.
Từ trong câu: tea, brilliant, prefer, weak, cry, daisy, go, off
Henry James, Daisy Miller: A Study - Nguyên văn tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
The state, furthermore, cannot have too keen a sense of its dignity and position.
Từ trong câu: dignity, keen, furthermore, state, can, sense, position
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
It was the fight of the spirit against that which is dead and inefficient.
Từ trong câu: inefficient, fight, spirit, dead
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
The German believed that the systematic exploitation of the world was his peculiar mission.
Từ trong câu: exploitation, systematic, believe, world, peculiar, mission
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
All these economic advantages that nations are always seeking have something unreal about them.
Từ trong câu: economic, unreal, advantage, nation, always, seek, something
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
Here comes to view, of course, our whole problem of assimilation of heterogeneous elements.
Từ trong câu: assimilation, come, view, course, whole, problem, element
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
The world will be united only through the mediation of its daily practical needs.
Từ trong câu: mediation, world, unite, daily, practical, need
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
External and distant relations among peoples make for diplomatic forms and a hypocritical morality.
Từ trong câu: hypocritical, external, distant, relation, among, people, make, form
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
The working man and all the masses are likely to concur in this opinion.
Từ trong câu: concur, work, man, mass, likely, opinion
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
Nations, like individuals, must lead bravely hazardous lives, without too much thought of dangers.
Từ trong câu: hazardous, nation, like, individual, lead, bravely, life, much
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
Intensity of feeling and vividness of imagination are at the disposal of the educator.
Từ trong câu: educator, intensity, feel, imagination, disposal
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
It makes the individual helpless, and crushes him with a sense of his unimportance.
Từ trong câu: crush, helpless, make, individual, sense
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
In syndicalism in some form Russell sees the most promise for reform of government.
Từ trong câu: reform, form, see, promise, government
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
Naively or scientifically, philosophically or radically, the nature of government must be dealt with.
Từ trong câu: scientifically, radically, naively, nature, government, deal
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
It engenders moods and arouses interests and powers that lead to wars and revolutions.
Từ trong câu: engender, mood, arouse, interest, power, lead, war, revolution
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
Hence the value of those educational activities that deal with foods and their conservation.
Từ trong câu: conservation, hence, value, educational, activity, deal, food
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
Jealousy and in general the tense emotional relations between the sexes obscure larger issues.
Từ trong câu: tense, obscure, general, emotional, relation, sex, large, issue
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
Society has grown in complexity and strength, but it has also grown in disorder.
Từ trong câu: complexity, society, grow, strength, disorder
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
The tension of the individual and the social will (using MacCurdy's expression) is great.
Từ trong câu: individual, use, tension, social, expression, great
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
If these principles be valid, their application to the psychology of war seems plain.
Từ trong câu: psychology, valid, principle, application, war, seem, plain
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
These feelings gradually produce conceptual entities, which stand for the reality of the foreign.
Từ trong câu: conceptual, feel, gradually, produce, entity, stand, reality, foreign
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
He believes indeed that through these aesthetic forms he actually creates or exerts power.
Từ trong câu: aesthetic, exert, create, actually, believe, indeed, form, power
G. E. Partridge, The Psychology of Nations A Contribution to the Philosophy of History - Tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US
And he did not know whether the parole could be reissued from army records.
Từ trong câu: reissue, know, whether, army, record
Andre Norton, Rebel Spurs - Nguyên văn tiếng Anh - en-US, PD-US