Examples of using Never fully in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Look, Susan, I know I never fully accepted you.
He never fully recovered.
What they found there was never fully revealed to the public.
I never fully understood him.
People also translate
The wounds eventually healed, but his voice never fully recovered.
You never fully arrive!
Freud, he did posit, things that we learn as children never fully go away.
You will never fully know.
Never fully charged Never quite right.
Dolphins never fully sleep.
It is always heading into the sunset of promise but it never fully keeps its promise.
I was never fully convinced.
Hear Sia's Contribution to the'Annie' Soundtrack,'You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile'".
I was never fully about us.
God is nothing but perfection andGod is constantly willing to improve His Creation for He is never fully satisfied with it.
I will never fully get better.
We understand that, while we can be responsible to another, we can never fully be responsible for another person.
He never fully captured my heart the way you did.
The only one in anyposition who could save us was the princess, but she never fully embraced who she was, what a hero she could be.
Hey steal, lie to each other. I never fully despised the Jews until I experienced how easily they could be persuaded to do the work.
We are experiencing a reckoning with realities about Israel, Israelis,and Israeli society that many American Jews never fully understood to begin with.
Yet they never fully succeed.
The cancellation of the F-107[?] and F-108[?] programs in the late1950s was a blow to North American from which it never fully recovered.
Her career never fully recovered.
The cancellation of the F-107 and F-108 programs in the late 1950s, as well as the cancellation of the Navaho intercontinental cruise missile program,were blows to North American from which it never fully recovered.
I'm a perfectionist so am never fully happy with any project, I'm always improving work well after the project has supposedly‘finished'.
Though it was never fully developed or deployed, the research and technologies of SDI paved the way for some anti-ballistic missile systems of today.
You're Never Fully Dressed Without a Smile" is a song from the Broadway musical Annie, written by Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin.[1].