Examples of using To a sort in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And then we came to a sort of dead stop.
We belong to a sort of club… which meets once a week to discuss various subjects.
And then we came to a sort of dead stop.
At least he was getting rather greedy and fat,and his old desires had dwindled down to a sort of private dream.
It's led to a sort of meeting of the minds.
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It was in this moment that she finally came to a sort of realization.
Nik and I came to a sort of all-or-nothing arrangement.
My commandments," says God in first person,inviting man to a sort of encounter.
Beatrice's subjecting Donatella to a sort of love bombing, she basically stormed her.
This woman haselevated the rickety practice of bounty hunting to a, sort of, performance art.
The experiences of the war lead to a sort of collective national trauma afterwards for all the participating countries.
But Aristotle believed that the universality of‘reason' was the key to a sort of objective definition of happiness.
It has led to a sort of realisation that, in using a certain language, we are in reality importing a value system, a culture, a way of seeing the world," he said.
But Aristotle believed that the universality of‘reason' was the key to a sort of objective definition of happiness, when it was supported by the virtues of our character.
Their reverence is clear in the clipped interludes-”To me she was this untouchable goddess,” Smith says in one of them-but that too often translates to a sort of distance.
Within a minute or so, my attention was drawn to a sort of commotion on the sleeve of my dressing gown, which hung on the door.
But according to a sort of fatality or unwritten law of modernity, the technologies which have been invented for animals, criminals, strangers, or Jews will finally be extended to all human beings.
Documents from the 14th and 15th centuries even equated it to a sort of cake known as placentula- apparently to avoid paying the tax on bread at the time.
This, in turn, has led to a sort of cottage industry of armchair fact-checkers who now scour through nearly all of the president's claims- and the news organizations' analysis of them- looking for the truth.
After the decadence of the Indian style, one observes the formation of a new school called ba¯zgašt(return),which is similar to a sort of consistent neoclassicism, precisely in the"return" to the style of the teachers of the Khorasan and Iraqi school.
In recent years, this reading has lead to a sort of Freudian psychological understanding, whereby the Torah is telling us that Yitzchak, at age 43, has some sort of a fixation on his mother, and expects his wife to replace her.
As the evening faded from a salmon color to a sort of flint gray, I thought back to the salmon I caught that morning, and how gray he was, and how I named him Flint.
After three weeks inside the Gaza Strip we got to a sort of place where we had a view of a kilometer and a half over a route that's called the Tancher Route, in military jargon, which is a very, very central route, with two lanes going north-to-south and two lanes going south-to-north- and throughout the duration of the fighting there was an order not to lay a finger on that route.