Examples of using Any reader in English and their translations into Hebrew
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To be clear to any reader.
Any reader will enjoy this book.
And the faith of any readers here.
Would any reader know of their source?
It will soon attract any reader.
I wonder if any readers have seen it.
Any reader of Jane Austen would know that.
I would be delighted if any readers could share their insight.
Thus any reader can check for himself exactly what the Koran says.
Understanding the setting of a story, whether fictional or historical, is extremely important for any reader.
My apologies to any readers that I might have misled.
This holiday has some dangerous customs that will no doubt horrify you andI apologize if any reader if harmed because of this.
(If any readers know of any others, please let me know.).
Paulo Coelho believes Joyce's Ulyssescaused"great harm," while Roddy Doyle doubts any readers are"really moved by it.".
If any readers have something that needs looking into, I am their man, I repeat, I am their man.".
Seeing the film in the mind happens naturally for any reader, but the director has to envision things both in front of and behind the camera.
As any reader can see by now, Mr. Hubbard left an extraordinary legacy: an immense body of wisdom that leads man to spiritual freedom;
Seeing the film in the mind happens naturally for any reader, but the director has to envision things both in front of and behind the camera.
Some of them, such as HR(Human Resources), or R& D(Research and Development),used so often that they are familiar and understandable to any reader, not even speak English.
Since the journal wasn't intended for any reader, the author wrote freely, lowering their guard, producing nothing less than an unsolicited confession.
All the questions discussed in the book are discussed in depth, in precise wording and clear language,and will interest any reader of literature who also ponders philosophical questions.
But any reader seeking to balance a commitment to scholarship with a commitment to Judaism's basic tenets will find in his work an exhaustive presentation of primary and secondary sources, with creative theological options flowing from every chapter.
For this reason we may mistakenlyinterpret biblical metaphors in a literal sense, while any reader in biblical times would immediately have recognized them as metaphors.
All the questions discussed in the book are discussed in depth, in precise wording and clear language,and will interest any reader of literature who also ponders philosophical questions.
I won't thank them all by name here, because there are too many,but I implore any reader who runs into a Subversion committer to immediately buy that committer the drink of his choice- I certainly plan to.
As we explained in our discussion of multiple meanings,it is difficult to argue that any free association of any reader draws out the original intent of the verse and its hidden aim.
All the 13 books that he published, most of them on his own, were written in Arabic,and not simply in standard literary Arabic, which any reader of the language can understand, but in various dialects that had already begun to disappear from the world when Naqqash was a boy.
Articles are meant to be accessible to a wide range of scholarly readers, but also to be useful to any reader who desires deeper knowledge of a topic after having exhausted other online resources.