Examples of using But in the same breath in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But in the same breath.
You can't help but think of the trio as a wasted opportunity, but in the same breath you realize- well hey, they're still really good.
But in the same breath he adds.
There may be a situation in which partners love each other, but in the same breath, each one will feel unloved because giving and receiving love is expressed differently by each of them.
But in the same breath we say….
There may be a situation in which partners love each other, but in the same breath, each one will feel unloved because giving and receiving love is expressed differently by each of them.
But, in the same breath, allow me to say.
During the interview, Nasrallah said he did not expect a second round in the war with Israel,but in the same breath added that his organization was reserving the"right to resistance" as long as IDF soldiers continue to remain on Lebanese territory.
But in the same breath it makes me scared and sad.
A landscaped roof garden is the pinnacle of urban landscaping. Its physical-topographical features limit the designer and require finding solutions,but in the same breath allow countless styles, according to the customer's vision and dream.
But in the same breath you said,“We don't agree on a lot of things.”.
Tough negotiations can serve May and strengthen domestic support for iton British streets but in the same breath will provoke stronger opposition among opponents, including those who wanted to remain in the EU but nevertheless voted for May as prime minister.
But in the same breath as he anathematised anti-Semitism, Dr Welby denied its uniquely evil influence by aligning it with Islamophobia.
In other words, the state is admitting to the High Court that there were flaws in the decision that will evict 700 people from homes they have lived in for 60 years, but in the same breath is asking that the petition be dismissed because the Palestinians didn't notice the mistake in time.
But, in the same breath, it enables those with power,the ones who are carrying out the oppression and discrimination, to continue to maintain it almost unhindered.
But in the same breath and the same poll, 61 percent supported“violent resistance to the occupation and car-ramming attacks,” while 40 percent supported Hamas.
Some children consider themselves to be optimistic, but in the same breath, they say that one or both of their parents have a pessimistic attitude, particularly concerning them- the children.
But in the same breath he disparages several politicians and members of the public sector, and, in particular, justifies in hindsight the trickery that was performed to achieve the objective and get the credit at any price, saying that this is the nature of politics in Israel and one has to live with it.
Children indicate that they are generally optimistic, but in the same breath, they also say that one or both of their parents have a pessimistic attitude, particularly in relation to their children.
But almost in the same breath she says others have“picked up the baton” and she would like to return to fiction, to dance again.
But if he says in the same breath that he has known all about them for a long time, then there is an obvious contradiction.
Us boys, we would never even mention them in the same breath but every now and then one of us boys would sneak off with a girl and we would get a little steam out of our system.
That is true, but for some unknown reason it is not customary to state in the same breath that it would definitely have been possible to receive patent for an atomic bomb, notwithstanding the fact that the atomic bomb is a system that makes use of that formula.
Evidence suggests that in the 1580s Kyd became an important playwright, but little is known about his activity. Francis Meres placed him among"our best for tragedy" and Heywood elsewhere called him"Famous Kyd". Ben Jonson mentions him in the same breath as Christopher Marlowe(with whom, in London, Kyd at one time shared a room) and John Lyly in the Shakespeare First Folio.
You run and you run to catch up with the sun but it's sinking/ Racing around to come up behind you again/ The sun is the same, in a relative way, but you're older/ Shorter of breath and one day closer to death.”.
You run and you run to catch up with the sun but its sinking, And racing around to come up behind you again,The sun is the same in a relative way but you're older, Shorter of breath and one day closer to death Listen to the words of this song.