Examples of using Intellectual exercise in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Intellectual exercise.
It's not an intellectual exercise.
That's a pretty theoretical danger, almost an intellectual exercise.
That was an intellectual exercise.
The intellectual exercise also deviates from the usual female domestic pursuits. Stu….
This was not an intellectual exercise.
What I'm trying to sayis that maybe you can't approach this as a purely intellectual exercise.
Just as an intellectual exercise.
And, um, I also really like that idea of going Dutch on principle except, you know,I don't have any money so it's kind of more of an intellectual exercise.
We should be doing an intellectual exercise.
As an intellectual exercise, this is admirable.
So at the moment this is just an intellectual exercise.
It's merely an intellectual exercise at that point.
It is a serious business, not an intellectual exercise.
For someone who studies Torah as a purely intellectual exercise, with no commitment to what is written in it, the Torah becomes a deadly drug.
Ever since Descartes first asked how he could be certain the world was not the work of a demon- the famous line of inquiry that led to modern skepticism-this problem has seemed little more than an intellectual exercise.
This is more of an intellectual exercise for me.
The possibility that the intifada came as a reaction to fundamental flaws in the Oslo process, and not as Palestinian madness that truncated an era of peace and roses before its time,is interesting not only as an intellectual exercise.
It's got to be the best intellectual exercise out there.
Yes, not the summit of intellectual exercise, I know but I saw a lot.
As mentioned before,this makes The Lost City of Z more interesting as an intellectual exercise than a riveting cinematic experience.
Bridge has got to be the best intellectual exercise out there.
I studied for nine years, first at the Technion and then in Berkeley,I did intellectual exercises about forms, structures, places.
The English word meditation comes from the Latin meditatio,which originally indicated every type of physical or intellectual exercise, then later evolved into the more specific meaning"contemplation.".
And because the Buddha and Thay have done me the favor of keeping the words simple and straight forward,I'm not drawn into an intellectual exercise, but I let myself experience the words fully with my heart's wisdom, and my eyes' insight to feel its true meaning.
Children can and should do physical activity regularly because exercise improves their intellectual development, making them smarter and smarter, and their motor development, by strengthening bones and increasing elasticity.
This assumption says that the deep, inner feelings of the student are not meant to slumber away orsit idly by as he exercises his intellectual faculties through learning.
Our firm is experienced in providing ongoingprofessional advice throughout the period to clients in this process, while exercising discretion and intellectual flexibility to attain the best outcome for you!
Intellectual mobility can not only be maintained through targeted exercises, but even improved- at any age.
The organized study of literature written in the English language haslong proved its worth as a traditional discipline that exercises the imagination, encourages intellectual precision, and inculcates a critical appreciation of humane, liberal values.