Examples of using But precisely in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But precisely because they are currently making great products.".
God does not appear to Jacob because of Jacob's righteousness, but precisely the opposite.
But precisely because of our friendship, it's important that we tell the truth.
This was not because they were so different, but precisely because they were very much alike.
But precisely for that reason, obedience- any obedience- is an amazing expression of trust.
I am proud tobe a Jew not despite of the world's relation to us, but precisely because of it.
But precisely because there are so many secondary characters, there's a lot in the film I like.".
Gauguin is very strong, very creative, but precisely because of that he must have peace.
But precisely because they were still cultivators, they couldn't possibly pass every single test well.
Iyyov, like Yirmeyahu, recognizes God's might and greatness, but precisely for that reason, he wants to be honest with him.
But precisely because man has great desires, he is able to overturn them and rise to attain spiritual attainment.
We are hated not because we are bad but precisely because we persist in reminding the world of what it means to be good.
But precisely against those dangers and threats, the policy of despair and dejection does not seem to be the right path to follow.
Is it possible that some religious doctrines arefavored not in spite of being ridiculous but precisely because they are ridiculous?
Inequality is given from above, but precisely this teamwork leads the male and female sides of creation to equality and adhesion.
Is that the doctrine of evolution has sweptthe world, not on the strength of its scientific merits, but precisely in its capacity as a Gnostic myth.
He may be depicted decorated with jewels, but precisely because these jewels are the result of detachment from worldly thinking and lifestyle.
There are many fields that an individualholding a degree in international relations can pursue, but precisely what is a BA in International Relations?
But precisely because of this alteration it can cause fears in adults who are faced with the decision to bring a child into the world…?
The greater the wrong, the greater the forgiveness that is required, but precisely then forgiveness is less justified, because the harm is greater.
But precisely because we can base our hope only on this, we destroy everything if we so try to control the new that we, the old, can dictate how it will look.
The state of an integral society is not characterized by everyone's individuality,but precisely by whatever appears between us, above us, as if outside of us.
But precisely because there is this opposing nature and because there exists a principle of mutual generation and mutual inhibition, it brings about a state in ordinary people's society.
They would have derived a sense of glory not from the experience of grief,but precisely from having overcome it, through an arsenal of self-help therapeutic techniques.
But precisely from the pain in the month of courage before Hanukkah we will, together with all the nation of Israel, spread a great light of joy, giving and love that the nation of Israel has inundated upon us.”.
Efficient coordination among regulators and government entities-not only during crises, but precisely during normal times- will help in cultivating a strong and stable economy.
But precisely this absolutely materialistic civilization is being built in global scales by world global oligarchy, exploiting the basest, the most tangible incentives and the most primitive impulses of the human being.
Jefferson wanted to spread out the power not because"the people" were so bright and clever,but precisely because they were prone to error, and it was therefore dangerous to vest power in the hands of a few who would inevitably make big mistakes.