Examples of using Classic case in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Here we have the classic case of.
A classic case of‘less is more.'.
Newton seems like a classic case.
A classic case of‘not in my backyard.'.
And it's not. It's pseudocyesis, and a classic case of it.
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A classic case of It's not you, it's me.
Sounds to me like a classic case of postpartum psychosis.
Classic case of a picture worth a thousand words.
I think I just witnessed a classic case of transpossession.
Classic case of"I didn't recognize him with his clothes on"".
Sounds like you got a classic case of R.P. A… repeat performance anxiety.
Classic case of the male leaving the female for the bottle.
Well, get it off, or you will have a classic case of foot stuck in ass.
It was a classic case of he said, they all said.
However, if fatigue has become a regular part of your life,it can be a classic case of chronic fatigue syndrome.
You have got a classic case of the DTs, delirium tremens.”.
Classic case of upper-middle class absentee parenting, if you ask me.
But it seems like we're dealing with a classic case of multiple personality disorder.
He was a classic case of the deformed kid who lived in the shed.
But this reaction to Tetlock's work was a classic case of laypeople misunderstanding expertise.
It was a classic case of shtadlanut- avoiding any public display and attempting to resolve problems by silent intercessions.
The endocannabinoid pathways might impact eating behaviors… the classic case being the link between cannabis use and the munchies.”.
It's the classic case of"putting the cart before the horse.".
It was just like a classic case of, you know, of love the one you're with.
Smith is a classic case of promise and talent without the head to match.
Maybe it was all a classic case of“can't live with them, and can't live without them.”.
This-- this sounds-- sounds like a classic case of two alpha males fighting for turf, like-- like-- like monkeys or-- or aggressive tree roots.
We describe many classic case studies(e.g., Holmes& Holmes, 1980 and Prinz& Prinz, 1979) in addition to our own work and identify common denominators among them.
Scully, this is a classic case of demon fetal harvest… what they called in the Middle Ages atum nocturnem… the impregnation of an unwitting woman by a dark lord of the underworld.