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Значения термина vulgar minds на английском
Значения для термина "vulgar minds" отсутствуют.
Использование термина vulgar minds на английском
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The contempt for 'ideas' is the mark of shallow and vulgarminds.
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Avoid the attrition of vulgarminds; keep your edges intact.
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That all this great work should be brought about by a woman is inconceivable to vulgarminds.
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How vulgarminds always take refuge in the most commonplace explanations that they can find of high truths!
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Romances, silly stories, and the tales of ghosts and wizards, are more pleasing to vulgarminds than true histories.
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It is only vulgarminds that mistake bigness for greatness; for greatness is of the soul, not of the body.
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But, being only used to subtle disquisitions with philosophers, he did not possess that imperious energy which commands vulgarminds.
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Such is ever the effect upon vulgarminds of geniality in superiors: they love to be stooped to from the heights.
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Nothing has more retarded the advancement of learning than the disposition of vulgarminds to ridicule and vilify what they cannot comprehend.
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To have to support a great name may seem a burden to vulgarminds, but it is an encouragement to vigorous ones.
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He rejects this scheme as fit "for vulgarminds," and proceeds to sketch the outline of all subsequent "philosophic" languages.
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His political principles were sharply defined in reality, but smoothed over by a conventional and decorous benevolence of language, which deceived vulgarminds.
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These indeed are the notions of vulgarminds; but it is impossible to determine, how far the notions of vulgarminds may lead mankind.
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This incident altogether is exceedingly striking, and might, one should think, be very advantageously studied by all who are in authority over vulgarminds.-E
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To vulgarminds real depth is incomprehensible; it is perhaps for that reason that the populace is so prone to admire what it cannot understand.
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Though I knew the man to be thoroughly selfish, I believed him to have that dogged sort of honesty not uncommon to very vulgarminds.