Examples of using Not to be found in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Not to be found.
It's designed not to be found.
Not to be found, to can't find you.
Well, I'm smart enough not to be found.
Westerners concerned with religion are not uncommonly victims of(often unconscious) prejudices derived from the Christian tradition, but once such prejudices are set aside, it becomes evident that many of the concrete items which, on the basis of the Christian model,might be supposed to be sine qua non of religion, are, in fact, not to be found in other systems.
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And in my opinion, she was placed back here not to be found any time soon.
As the analyst Winnicott said,‘It is a joy to be hidden but disaster not to be found.'.
So, not only is Audrey Higuerra not to be found in her own home, she's not even in the country.
Truth is, this guy has reason not to be found.
The initial comfort that gave Mom andDad quickly turned to the realization that Chris was actually trying not to be found.
Like Fiona, though, he is someone who is trying not to be found, but unlike Fiona, he's not a criminal.
Whoever is behind this has gone to extraordinary measures not to be found.
Without the help of the devil- small historical note not to be found in any known books but part of the records in the twilight zone.
It is joy to be hidden, but disaster not to be found”.
Another thing Winnicott wrote was“it is a joy to be hidden, and disaster not to be found.”.
As Winnicott says,“It's joy to be hidden, disaster not to be found.”.
The relevant information regarding the unauthorized outposts is not to be found in a single office.
Winnicott famously wrote that“It is a joy to hide, but an absolute disaster not to be found.”.
It is joy to be hidden but disaster not to be found'.
Although printed these reports were placed in insignificant places, so as not to be found….
It is a joy to be hidden… but disaster not to be found.”?
It is a joy to be hidden, and disaster not to be found.”.
It is a joy to be hidden, but a disaster not to be found.
Early copies of Abraham Ibn Ezra's great commentary on Psalms are rare,and the one in this manuscript records many wordings not to be found in other versions.