Examples of using Often expressed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Protein recommendations are often expressed in g/kg/d.
You have often expressed a strong interest in obtaining some of our technologies.
Yet since then, he has managed to secure delay through lawsuit after lawsuit,” Gorsuch wrote,echoing a view often expressed by death penalty advocates.
Sarah Jane Smith often expressed her dislike for violence.
From this cross-cultural substrate, they create design that respectfully reflects tradition while also featuring unique embedded stories,symbols and associations, often expressed through minimalism.
He often expressed great sadness. As though he thought you had been lost.
The negative and exclamatory sentences often expressed a strict ban or outrage anyone's behavior.
Bakunin often expressed his opposition to the individualistic trend in liberalism and anarchism with considerable polemical emphasis.
They led opulent jet-setting lives, but the Duke often expressed frustration that he couldn't do more as an ambassador for Britain.
Because DiFranco's rapid rise in popularity in the mid-1990s was fueled mostly by personal contact and word of mouth rather than mainstream press,fans often expressed a feeling of community with each other.
In fact, workers often expressed frustration, disdain or disgust.
Equally, if risk behaviour in people taking PrEP were to rise relative to people who do not take it-a fear often expressed- then PrEP would become relatively more expensive and save less money.
In fact, employees often expressed frustration, disdain or utter dissatisfaction.
She often expressed her disappointment in her position as a prominent maker and head of the ceramic department in the Haifa University, that ceramics did not receive its deserved place in Israeli art despite its inherent connection with archaeology and the local landscape.
Others point to God's wish, often expressed in the Bible, that all peoples of the earth would worship Him.
Many have often expressed of the KNOWING they are here to do something… here for a purpose….
Bill Reynolds had often expressed his fear of death at a bomb exploding in his hands.
In the years after the war, Frenzel often expressed remorse for his actions, but explained that he had simply done his duty.
Their faces often express courage and courage.
His poetry and songs, apart from their deep spirituality and devotion, often express a celebration of nature and life.
Nigerian importers, however, often express a marked packaging preference for certain high-value food products(HVP), namely.
Chen style often expresses explosive force while Sun style has a softer inner force throughout.
Cancer survivors often express the need to understand what having cancer means to their lives now.
You may wave, point, beckon,or use your hands when arguing or speaking animatedly, often expressing yourself with gestures without thinking.
Children's fears are mediated through the adult's imagination and often express anxieties lurking in parents' minds.
Teachers often express concern about the many children who enter reception classes lacking the listening, understanding and speaking skills necessary to make a successful start to their school years.
Though religious tradition and religious writings often express the most important riddle of life in the simplest way, there are many difficulties in understanding them, because we have to get behind their simplicity.