Examples of using Ruminating in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I was just… uh, ruminating on the case.
Ruminating about the past leads to→ Depression.
I was up late last night ruminating the captain's case.
Ruminating on the right electoral system.
Stop talking about and ruminating on your relationship.
Ruminating about the past can contribute to depression.
This is a better way to spend a‘bad' day than ruminating, regretting and worrying.
CBT treatment for ruminating usually involves some combination of the following components.
When observing my mind,I see that much time is spent ruminating about the past and the future.
At one end a ruminating tar was still further adorning it with his jack-knife, stooping over and diligently working away at the space between his legs.
Start by practicing gratitude with intention to avoid ruminating on the more challenging aspects of work.
So whether you're reading a book, ruminating on a thought or fiddling on your mobile phone, your chances of developing hemorrhoids goes up the longer your butt stays planted on the toilet seat.
Instead of just exploiting the celebrity culture,I'm commenting on it, ruminating on america's obsession with fame.
Now, ruminating about upsetting events in this way can easily become a habit, and it's a very costly one, because by spending so much time focused on upsetting and negative thoughts, you are actually putting yourself at significant risk for developing clinical depression, alcoholism, eating disorders, and even cardiovascular disease.
With the express purpose of ruminating on philosophy, science, music, art… And women.
The problem may be caused by stressful events or trauma or because of ruminating on more commonplace issues of the day.
We don't just reflect on the past when we rewind,we end up being in the past ruminating, reliving or regretting events that have already happened.
While I play, I ruminate.
Ruminate on that a bit.
Ruminate on that.
But ruminate on this.
The one that tells us to react, not reflect, to run rather than ruminate.
She just needs some-some time to kind of ruminate.
Again, this is a common thought for many of us,but one that can tear us apart inside if we ruminate on it too much.
He ruminates on the conditional belief that,“If I have failed my comprehensive exams, this proves that I am not deserving of a doctorate degree.”.
The third US president Thomas Jefferson, for example,read books on moral philosophy before bed so that he could‘ruminate' over them between his two sleeps.
The filmmaker does not disagree with her, and indeed ruminates out loud on the tendency of documentaries in general to conceal their subject matter at the very moment they claim to expose it.
You just put it in your grill, you shut the lid,and it just kind of ruminates in there and gets all the little coal pieces, the little icky pieces up.
Commonly a person who, before treatment, would spoke many times per day and then ruminate incessantly for the duration of the day, will, after behavior therapy, spike much more frequently, but ruminate much less.
In“Authenticity, Ideology, and Israeli Society”, Moshe Zukerman ruminates on-”What could establish‘authentic' art in a society so fundamentally heterogeneous since its inception, typified by such a marked gap between the national-ideological pretensions of its institutions, and the actual cultural practices of the diverse groups within it?”?