Examples of using Only in the mind in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Pain is only in the mind.
Only in the minds of men.
Disability is only in the mind.
Only in the mind of a leftist.
Time exists only in the mind.
People also translate
Existence in reality is greater than existence only in the mind.
Is sex only in the mind?
There are weapons that are simply thoughts, attitudes, prejudices,to be found only in the minds of men.
Ideas exist only in the mind that thinks them.
Therefore, God- a being than which none greater can be conceived-exists not only in the mind but also in reality.
Or ideas, exist only in the mind that perceives them.
Our quest, our earth walk, is to look within, to know who we are, to see that we are connected to all things,that there is no separation, only in the mind.
Remember, pain's only in the mind.
Limitations exist only in the mind, but when we live with vision, our possibilities are limitless.
Age is a number and only in the mind.
Only in the minds of Israelis, and Europeans and Americans,“the occupation” is identified with the settlements and the 1967 borders.
So it happens, that the phrase comes to us,"Beauty is in the eye of the beholder," and we find that beautiful and ugly are relative terms,subjective in that they are existing only in the mind.
All opposites exist only in the mind of man.
This idea has taken root not only in the minds of the“useful fools” of the European left but has also found its way into the business and political community.
They do not exist physically but only in the minds of human beings.
He also realizes that his universe exists only in the mind of the author, and that beyond his ephemeral world there is a higher dimension-- the realm of Kurt Vonnegut- that is more real than his own.
You do not have them only in the mind, write them on a sheet of paper.
This was Goethe's deep consciousness that it is possible for the human being to wake spiritual organs in himself to ascend to higher views andto gain thereby something that does not live only in the mind of the human being, but that is deeper at the same time.
They don't exist in physical form but only in the minds of intelligent beings.
These are often difficult to identify as they are going on only in the mind of the sufferer(for example, compulsive prayer, counting rituals, mental review of situations, etc.).