Príklady dabble

• Somehow, dabbling with details was always seen as boring and tedious.

• Although he had previously dabbled with psychoanalysis, at this point he was not formally trained.

• His deep religiosity would not free up his conscience and let him dabble in the occult.

• This unavoidable need to dabble with basic interactions is the bread and butter of programming work.

• Would it not be better to arrange courses for untrained architects who make themselves a perfect nuisance by dabbling in things they do not understand?

• Meantime, it seems to me that we are simply dabbling with something which is quite unworthy of our attention.

• This may be a fruitful field for them and for those who want to dabble in it, whether to entertain or even to make mischief.

• He was at that time dabbling in one of his efforts at food taxation.

• The people of this country do not want these adventures of dabbling in the political affairs of other peoples, who want independence.

• That is a significant statement, coming from one who, nine years afterwards, is prepared to dabble in what he repudiated in 1901.

• Added to this, some of their spokesmen have also been dabbling with the notion of municipalising private and rented property.

• Let us build then on what has already successfully started rather than, as we often seem to do, dabble with too many new initiatives.

• That applies especially in sparsely populated areas, where practitioners dabble in all manner of work.

• Linkage is a concept known to some of us who dabble a little in magic.

• I think we might easily all get into depths beyond any that we wish to dabble in today by going further in this matter.