Sentence examples of "hecho cotidiano" in Spanish
No existe ningún hecho a partir del cual un deber moral puede derivarse.
There is no fact from which a moral ought can be derived.
El hecho de que él admitiera haber robado el dinero dejó a su familia anonadada.
His admission that he had stolen the money astonished his family.
Piensas que estás despierto pero puede ser que de hecho estés soñando.
You think you're awake, but you may, in fact, be dreaming.
No hay evidencia de que Tom haya hecho nada ilegal.
There's no evidence that Tom has done anything illegal.
Algún día ella tendrá que pagar por lo que ha hecho.
Someday she'll have to pay for what she's done.
Su traje delató el hecho de que fuera un extranjero.
His dress betrayed the fact that he was a foreigner.
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