Results for i am more than what you see translation from English to Latin

i am more than
ego plus quam timoribus

i am what you made me
i am what you made me

what you see
quod vides scribe

what you see?
quid uidetis

i am enough and more than enough
ego satis superque

that i am what you will, was what you are;
quod sum eris, quod es erat

do not you see what you see
illud aspicis non vides

i am in fear nothing more than a mighty man
nihil me terret quam fortissimus

what you see is what i allow
what you see is what i allow

i am he you ask forgiveness and to see more than i can
ego sum te peto et uidere queo

i am what you will be what you are, i have been before
sum quod eris quod es ante fui

what you see is what you get (figurative)
ostendo non ostento

what you are, i was. what i am, you will be.
tu fui ego eris

i was what you are, you will be what i am
fui quod es, eris quod sum

i was what you are, you'll be what i am.
eram quod es, eris quod sum.

gnome includes most of what you see on your computer, including the file manager, web browser, menus, and many applications.
gnome plurima quae in computatro tuo vides continet, qualis minister datorum, petitor telae, alba, et multa instrumenta.

for innumerable evils have compassed me about: mine iniquities have taken hold upon me, so that i am not able to look up; they are more than the hairs of mine head: therefore my heart faileth me.
in hoc cognovi quoniam voluisti me quoniam non gaudebit inimicus meus super m

i once was what you are and you will be what i am, enjoy the time that you when in the present, while learning from the past without reliving it. the future is crafted from our thoughts and action's of the now.
ego sum quod es, et hoc quod sum

are they ministers of christ? (i speak as a fool) i am more; in labours more abundant, in stripes above measure, in prisons more frequent, in deaths oft.
ministri christi sunt minus sapiens dico plus ego in laboribus plurimis in carceribus abundantius in plagis supra modum in mortibus frequente

let none of us is the same thing in his old age, he was in youth, there is no one in the morning, which was the day before; all what you see, she is running together with the time, left out nothing of those things "that we see, he remains; that is to say, which is what heraclitus has said: ddscendimus do not enter twice into the same river; remains the same as the name of the river, but the water flows
nemo nostrum idem est in senectute, qui fuit iuvenis, nemo est mane, qui fuit pridie; quidquid vides, currit cum tempore, nihil ex his' quae videmus, manet; hoc est, quod ait heraclitus: in idem flumen bis non ddscendimus; manet idem fluminis nomen, aqua transmissa est