Examples of using Not to react in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Try not to react.
Expecting them not to react?
Not to react in a manner of cold fear.
I try not to react.
But the actor prefers not to react.
I try not to react from an emotional place.
What causes us not to react?
We should try not to react so strongly and so quickly at the first emotional impulse.
I'm learning how not to react.
It's difficult NOT to react when someone is berating you and yelling in your ear.
What requires people NOT to react?
It's almost impossible not to react to unpredictable news in some way.
Your best reaction is not to react.
Life is too short not to react to something like that.
Wow… I hope you realize why I choose not to react to that.
Begin ordered his men not to react violently in order to prevent a"fraternal war".
We don't know, how much is inexplicable. Try not to react right away.
Therefore, Hezbollah decided not to react publicly until the end of the operation.
They concluded that it would bebetter to let the Israelis say“whatever they like” and not to react.
Sometimes it is better not to react at all.
I tend not to react with intense emotions, even in situations that most people would describe as stressful.
Your objective is not to react to your opponent.
Ah,” Willem said, careful not to look at Malcolm,whom he did not trust not to react.
You must remember not to react to his disfigurement.
This method of treatmentallows you to"accustom" the body to the symptoms of pathology, not to react sharply to their appearance.
It would be inhumane not to react with compassion to the tragic and harrowing depictions of the suffering of refugees.
Kim, this is renee walker. Listen carefully. Try not to react and do not look around.
Prince Khalid bin Bandargoes on to note that“We are trying not to react too quickly because the last thing we need is more conflict in the region.”.
I need them to listen and follow my steps, and not to react to the first thing I said.
His envoy to London, Prince Khalid bin Bander,told the BBC the attack was“almost certainly” Iranian-backed:“We're trying not to react too quickly because the last thing we need is more conflict in the region.”.