Examples of using Asked himself in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Everyday he asked himself.
He asked himself why living beings have to suffer in this way.
The questions he asked himself.
Min Sung asked himself, checking his body.
What scares kids the most?” he asked himself.
People also translate
Have anyone asked himself who is a hero?
That's the question John Francis asked himself.
Half way up he asked himself exactly where he was going.
That's the same question Simon Morris asked himself.
As a man, he asked himself this question; and perhaps as a woman too.
Why reinvent the wheel?” he asked himself.
Benjamin Franklin asked himself each morning“What good shall I do today?”.
He once dreamt he was a butterfly, and when he woke up, he asked himself.
At age forty-eight, he asked himself,“What's next?”?
Patterson asked himself what could possibly supply lead to the world's oceans at such a rate.
Every morning, Benjamin Franklin asked himself,“What good will I do today?”.
He asked himself if he had not been hardhearted to fly away without saying good-bye to Solomon.
In retrospect, there are some obvious questions an Icelanderliving through the past five years might have asked himself.
Thpie maker often asked himself if he would ever be able to tell chuck this secret.
A certain wise and successfulman said that when he wanted to get something done, he never asked himself'if it could be done,' but rather'whether it needed to be done.'.
And the little prince asked himself:"How could he recognize me when he had never seen me before?".
Dad asked himself,‘How can I emulate this kind of slow, even cooking in a crock-lined pot?'”.
The twilight blue dissolved into the cold neon lights of the evening,and Yochanan asked himself if he had done everything possible to be worthy of the frissons of delight awaiting him at the appointed hour.
Rapp asked himself one more time if he should be concerned that the Libyan was traveling without security.
Guy Cohen, an orthodox Jew asked himself why, in this modern age, Israel's Messiah would ride on a donkey.
Hearing their laughter, he asked himself whether they would keep laughing if his body landed beside them, a dull thud on the paving stones.
While writing the thesis, Alex asked himself many questions about his future as a Jew, the place he would like to live, and how he could make a valuable contribution to the Jewish people.
The Greek philosopher Aristotle asked himself these questions in his Poetics and concluded that the need to imitate nature is natural and inborn, just like the passion to sing and dance.