Examples of using As an attack in English and their translations into Hebrew
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It was not said as an attack.
Anyway, a trained warrior would never have ridden up behind meknowing it could have been perceived as an attack.
I took it as an attack on my person.
It usually comes across as an attack.
Others view it as an attack on free speech.
People also translate
Any criticism is taken as an attack.
So, in what I can only describe as an attack of Frisbee rage, once again we were running from Donovan.
Skynet perceived this as an attack.
This does not strike me as an attack against abuses but rather an open attack upon our faith and the faith of our ancestors.
They take any form of criticism as an attack.
They will paint my argument as an attack on miss whalen, But it is not.
Criticism is often experienced as an attack.
Perfectionists usually see criticism as an attack on themselves and respond defensively.
When your system failed, it was interpreted as an attack.
The things you said were perceived by many as an attack on Israel,” Netanyahu said.
Sounding irritated, angry or disappointed provokes negativity in the listener andincreases the likelihood that your request will be perceived as an attack.
And in December, police arrested more than two dozen journalists andmedia executives in a move that the European Union condemned as an attack on the free press.
Therefore, any attack on Israel will be regarded as an attack on the Antichrist himself.
You have to stop taking everything someone says- as an attack.
I hope you don't see this as an attack.
I hope you won't take this as an attack.
Hopefully you don't see this as an attack.
Please don't take this question, however, as an attack.
And there's another thing-- cops tend to lookat this sort of thing as an attack on all of them.
She will seek you out to apologize for what she perceives as an attack she caused as I planned.
I know you see the simple desire of a person like me toreturn to the land her parents fled in fear as an attack on your very existence.