Examples of using Less strange in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Are no less strange.
But that doesn't make it any less strange.
Not a lot less strange than pyjamas.
The explanation is no less strange.
Not less strange were their faces.
I have become less strange.
Less strange if it is carrying $33 million in cash instead of medical supplies.
I would say slightly less strange.
No less strange in his opinion is the fact that the“reactor” did not have cooling towers.
Keep in mind it's less strange than you may think.
Keep an open mind, and things seem less strange.".
Not that that makes it any less strange, but… How do you think I knew your card?
The events after the Battle of Kunersdorf were no less strange.
It would probably be a little less strange if you would seen your baby girl in the last 18 years.
I was dragged kicking and screaming into rehab for behavior less strange.
Girls tend to get obsessed with things that are a little less strange," says Dr. Elizabeth Roberts, a neuropsychologist at New York University's Asperger's Institute.
Well, that makes this strange conversation a little less strange.
Hence the strange boast:“We make no ethnic distinctions,” which sounded less strange in Israel, where rab binical law rules the personal status of Jewish citizens, with the result that no Jew can marry a non-Jew;
That is prettyincredible, but it doesn't make the idea of drinking bug milk any less strange.
Much less strange that Steinitz' colleague FM Avigdor Lieberman, the leader of an extreme right racist party- sent his ambassador at the UN to meet Marine Le-Pen, leader of France's extreme right racist party(perhaps to convey his sincere wishes for her to become Foreign Minister, too?).
The heroine arrives with her family from Poland to Israel on the last day of 1949, at the age of 12,and discovers a new world, no less strange, ridiculous or complicated than the world she left behind.
Murphy applies the metaphor of an anthropological field trip to his experience:"This book was conceived in the realization that my long illness with a disease of the spinal cord has been a kind of extended anthropological field trip,for through it I have sojourned in a social world no less strange to me at first than those of the Amazon forests.
He was replaced by a slightly less insane, evil and strange dictator.
In the face of these benefits,the news that Britons are having less sex now than in recent years might seem strange.
But, strange to say, the more true it appeared, the less important the question to which it could be the true answer seemed.
All of them, however, including myself, as we walk underneath those strange stone gargoyles just down the road, feel that we have become less than the sum of our parts, feel as though we have become profoundly diminished.
All of them, however, including myself, as we walk underneath those strange stone gargoyles just down the road, feel that we have become less than the sum of our parts, feel as though we have become profoundly diminished.
As always, everyone will be struck by the power of Card's children,always more and less than human, perfect yet struggling, tragic, yet hopeful, wondrous and strange.".
The second, which I couldn't stop thinking about for at least a month,was less common and while we explored the city we only found two street vendors that sold Kurtosh{really strange considering my previous visits in Romania where I found more Kurtosh than I did in Hungary…}.
Strange as it may seem, anthroposophy shows it to be harmful to health, and that many upsets bordering on severe illness can be avoided if people would only be less forgetful.