Examples of using Comes to expression in English and their translations into Hebrew
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This comes to expression in the shape of the head in the next incarnation.
The whole conception shows how this very soul comes to expression in the human feeling.
It comes to expression very beautifully in the words of Goethe's Faust.
But in each of us there dwells a deeper being in whom the free human comes to expression.
This actually comes to expression in the English-speaking people of today.
In the Dutch andFlemish pictures we shall now consider, this comes to expression in a most characteristic way.
This outpouring comes to expression in mirth, in the way we show amusement.
However, poetry is essentially bound to the luciferic element, which comes to expression in the differences of folk character.
It comes to expression in the remarkable course of his life, which was already emphasized by Hermann Grimm.
If he does not recognize I am born out of thedivine then he must have some defect that comes to expression in his becoming an atheist.
In Hudson we love meat. This love comes to expression in the variety of meat that we are offering to our customers.
The same mood of the time,out of which the monologue in Goethe's"Faust" is consciously created, comes to expression in this picture by Dürer.
Truly, there comes to expression here the full and immediate human inwardness, and with it the landscape that belongs to it.
What is it, then, that distinguishes this way of thinking, which comes to expression in the demand for a threefold social order, from other ways of thinking?
This aspect comes to expression chiefly in our mental life when tinged with feeling, and when it is somewhat dreamy.
These are matters where karma stares us in the face,indicating two ways in which karma comes to expression between one human being and another.
At the same time, a will comes to expression here that is intimately connected with the forces of ascent, not the declining forces of evolving humanity, something one could wish people would understand.
Levi, then, symbolizes the possibility of joining the defective world- which comes to expression in the hatred that had existed towards Leah- to Yaakov.
On the other hand, in the South, it was permeated by fancy and imagination, thus producing that peculiar permeation, so free from the moral element-(or shall we say, in order not to give offence,so free from moral cant)- which comes to expression in the Renaissance in the South.
And this latter class of beings has to do with all that comes to expression in man's instinctive urges and impulses, in his desires and passions.
If our‘I' is not really equal to these experiences andneeds to be inwardly strengthened, this comes to expression in the life of soul as sorrow, and physically as tears.
Like R. Levi Yitzchak,the Sefat Emet sees in the dedication that comes to expression in Israel's call of"We shall do and we shall hear" the way to elevate oneself above the material world.
When we let them work upon us and try to understand them, we ask ourselves again and again:What is it that comes to expression in his works, and how does it stand in relation to the World?
But the deep andpure Christian feeling that lives in Michelangelo comes to expression especially in this particular relationship of Christ to the Mother, in this scene of the entombment.
And we see how the Mid-European freedom of the cities-the culture of the free cities- comes to expression in the works- especially in the domain of sculpture- which we showed last time.
The etheric body has a preponderance over the astral body and this comes to expression in the fact that the etheric body works back on to the physical and presses out the tears from it.
For Thomas, whose thinking was combined with fervent piety,the world of Ideas was connected with spiritual reality which comes to expression in the world of the senses around us, behind which there are Beings whom he calls"Intelligences".
Thus the different stages of growth,stages in the outer formation of the physical body, in what comes to expression in speaking, in thinking, in whatever is revealed through the physical body- although in reality it is all an expression of the life of soul- in all this a process of evolution is in evidence from birth to death.
And as the heritage of this condition he brings with him to Earth the power of memory, the power of remembrance,which on the one side comes to expression in his egoism, but on the other side predisposes him for freedom, for everything that makes for inner strength and independence.
But if we compare the view of the world they actually held with what comes to expression in the materialism of the nineteenth century, it will be quite evident that materialism had never previously existed in that form.