Sentence examples for translate at all from inspiring English sources

Fulton said: "Some poets use their own language so densely they won't translate at all.

As you know, jokes don't translate at all, and they called me Il Divo and said that I was treating the crew like shit.

"As you know, jokes don't translate at all, and they called me il divo, and said that I was treating the crew like shit.

Unless there's a lengthy interpretive dance sequence in which Bond sobs, fully dressed, in a shower, it's hard to see how the James Bond musical will translate at all.

You know what else is an artificial environment that doesn't translate at all well to the real world?

What may be the top three investment areas in one country or even region within a country may not translate at all somewhere else.

Marketing materials may not be translated at all or they're badly adapted to the western market.

But even there, his film requires from francophones to have a smatter of German, Italian and Russian as whole scenes in those languages are not translated at all.

Essentially none of the past year's improvement in the euro area's current-account balance can be attributed to France.Meanwhile, it certainly doesn't help anyone that German economic strength is scarcely translating at all into more domestic purchases.

The influence of Arabic ethical and political writings is thin, partly because Arabic philosophers were less productive in these fields, and partly because important works were not translated at all (such as al-Fārābī's Principles of the Citizens of the Perfect State) or as late as in the sixteenth century (such as Averroes' Commentary on Plato's Republic).

So if it translates at all, then I feel like that was somewhat of a success".