Examples of using Perhaps nothing in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
Perhaps nothing.
Very little, perhaps nothing.
Perhaps nothing is real?
Probably very little, perhaps nothing.
Perhaps nothing, maybe everything.
The world stands on absurdities, and without them perhaps nothing at all would happen.
Perhaps nothing, perhaps everything.
The world stands on absurdities, and perhaps nothing would have come to pass in it without them.
Perhaps nothing is as famous in weddings as roses.
Perhaps something good, perhaps something bad, and perhaps nothing significant.
But perhaps nothing, zero, the void, the end.
Widder further reflected on Mr. Hubbard's ability to stretch human capability,meaning“the assurance that almost nothing is, perhaps nothing is, beyond human potential.”.
Perhaps nothing will happen, but be quiet and listen.
She had a daughter, Perhaps nothing could not turn away from the career.
Perhaps nothing is known at all about the birthparents.
There is perhaps nothing as cold and terrifying as a midwinter night.
Perhaps nothing in this world would have an effect on you anymore.
I'm gonna do sports or perhaps nothing, because somehow in regaining our credibility, we went from second to fourth place.
There is perhaps nothing more important than the maintenance of this organization- this simplification.
Perhaps nothing would have happened were it not the pit of summer, with a month and a half of humid boredom behind them and a month and a half ahead.
PARIS- Perhaps nothing represents the tradition of French cuisine more than the Guide Michelin, whose coveted stars can make or break restaurants around the world.
Perhaps nothing has left so strong a mark on our identities as the periods spent in the sky and in the airports that gather together assorted strangers before sorting them on to different planes.
Perhaps nothing has left so strong a mark on our identities as the periods spent in the sky and in the airports that gather together assorted strangers before sorting them on to different planes.
Substantively perhaps nothing has changed, but since the agent of the ideal(in the eyes of the child) is no longer pure, he suffers from a crisis of trust which drives him to question the ideal itself.
Perhaps it's nothing.
Perhaps it was nothing.
Captain, perhaps it's nothing.
Perhaps knowledge solves nothing.
Perhaps there is nothing more to tell.
Perhaps this is nothing, maybe it's something.