Sentence examples for partial translation from inspiring English sources

But there is also a reluctance to consider even a partial translation; of the four Gospels, say.

Her doctoral dissertation, La Révolution du langage poétique (1974; partial translation, Revolution in Poetic Language), was hailed for its application of psychoanalytic theory to language and literature.

Among many similar works, a partial translation of the Bible, made about 1455 for Queen Sophia, widow of Władysław Jagiełło, has also survived.

Here is a partial translation of Mr. Engel's remarks: After Bab al-Hawa, directly, maybe after 10 or 15 kilometers, there was an ambush.

According to a partial translation of the Facebook update from Reuters, Mr. Zarif wrote: "In any case, it was a bitter but very informative day for me.

According to Kotaku's partial translation of the original Nikkei article, such employees have, in the past, been redeployed to the assembly line at Konami's pachinko factory or ordered to work as security guards or janitors at the company's fitness clubs.

Among the partial translations of logos, there are "sentence," "discourse," "reason," "rule," "ratio," "account" (especially the account of the meaning of an expression), "rational principle," and "definition".

The Sells book has already been used in some U.N.C. classes and is regarded by the university's leading expert in Islamic studies as the most appropriate for freshmen and the best available set of partial translations of Islam's holy text.

The measure (mu ) is called invariant under partial translations if (mu (A)=mu (B)) for all partial translations (A, B, t).

The set of all partial translations of X is denoted as (mathrm {PT}(X)).

There exists a mean (mu ) on X which is invariant under partial translations.