Examples of using Banality in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The banality of evil.
I know I saw the banality of evil.
The banality of life.
She coined the phrase“the banality of evil.”.
Not the banality of awards!
Banality of the Zionistic wickedness.
Filled with banality and booze.
This is what Hannah Arendt said about the banality of evil.
The banality of evil strikes again.
There is no“banality” of evil.
The banality of evil is only banal to those who never see it.
This sounds like a banality, like-like… Like what?
Nazism, according to Arendt, is the result of bureaucratic banality.
Stay away from banality when it comes to moving.
Hitler's bureaucrats: Nazi Security Policy and the Banality of Evil.
But the banality of hgly own life is very real to you;
This anxious, silly world, with all the banality of a breakfast cereal.
Despite their banality, his videos have been watched nearly 150 million times.
Hitler's Bureaucrats: The Nazi SecurityPpolice and the Banality of Evil.
So the banality of goodness is something that doesn't attract your attention, but it exists.
But I doubt that any of them would trade their fame for banality and a longer life.
The banality is the cool, formal legal attitude that took place in the years after World War 2.
He must be so desensitized to violence andnihilistic ruminations on the banality of evil!
This banality of violence can never excuse America, because America makes no claim to the banal.
There are pigs like me that wallow in their destiny, not drawing away from the banality of daily life because they're enthralled by their own impotence.
There is no banality of evil in what happened in that summer of 1943, just a sadistic hater of women and a Nazi.
The publication of Hannah Arendt's Eichmann in Jerusalem: A Report on the Banality of Evil touched off intellectual tumult and trenchant controversy.
The banality of how we compare every expression of fascism today to events like that summer in 1943 in ghetto Minsk.