Examples of using More correctly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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More correctly, from your mind.
We hold in our own hand or more correctly our mind, the.
It is more correctly called nuclear energy.
Websites using new technology will be displayed more correctly.
What is"the religion", or more correctly, what are the religions?
That kind if inequity wouldend when majors are priced more correctly.
You love someone, or more correctly, say you love someone, it's.
We are going out to practice and do some sports. More correctly sports games.
More correctly I discovered that I had no rights as a man because I was an Indian.
Question: How should we relate to the expressions of anti-Semitism more correctly?
So, whether you call it'Planet-X','Nibiru', or more correctly the name'HaShavit'- it's on its way.
Now we are doing things more slowly-and doing them more correctly.
More correctly, why did the proletarian revolution conquer in one of the most backward countries in Europe?
An entrepreneur can make aprofit only if he anticipates future conditions more correctly than other entrepreneurs.
Why is it forbidden to save an armed man, or more correctly a Palestinian fighter, who was wounded while repulsing a foreign army that invaded his neighborhood?
According to Herman Cohen, the name E A-Esignifies that only G-d has Being, or more correctly put: G-d is Being.
And yet Safek, which we have translated as uncertainty or perhaps more correctly, ambiguity, is the greatest producer of anxiety, tension, and existential malaise.
The religionist more correctly recognizes that the truly unselfish drive of mortal mind is in response to the inner spirit leadings of the Thought Adjuster.
However, most researchers hold theopinion that this subethnic group will be more correctly called Hamshen Armenians.
More correctly, they would be silenced and make way to what precedes them, and we will all be able to unite into a single, solid body, qualified to protect itself at this crucial time.
The supreme happiness oflife is the conviction of being loved for yourself, or, more correctly, being loved in spite of yourself.
For this purpose he tries to ignore, or perhaps more correctly put,"to convert" the explicit revelation in the form of vision and speech into an inner experience of clarity and brightness.
Question: If we could experience the suffering that people experience during natural disasters or wars,would we have the possibility of choosing our path more correctly?
Alternatively, and more correctly, was the Hamas regime the tip of an Islamist iceberg, backed by regional allies that sought to vanquish Israel and threaten the West as a whole?
It would be a waste of energy and as soon as I ask my players and the chef to be the best version of themselves,I have to ask or more correctly demand that I do exactly the same.
No, she is not- that speculation, or more correctly, accusation, was disseminated by self-serving individuals- and yes, Mother Earth is on her way back to a moderate climate globally, but your aberrant weather is not of her doing.
It doesn't need to be that way; you control your own fate in this uncertain time- as long as you are contrite andwilling to change your thinking regarding what- or more correctly WHO should be priorities within any business.
How can the petitioner submit apetition that is entirely based on an assumption, or more correctly a‘half assumption,' that argues in loose and fuzzy language that Mendelblit was‘actively and intensively' involved in‘a discussion held by government figures' of this bill?
And after all that, each person and party sits and meticulously guards its own possessions without any concessions.And under no circumstances can they, or more correctly want to reach national unity, as this perilous time for all of us requires.
Leaving aside the fact that in ancient times attempts were made to directly engage the public during theatrical performances(such as in experimental Greek theatre),passive narrative must actually be considered, more correctly, a two-stage narrative.