Examples of using Try to define in English and their translations into Hebrew
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One could try to define.
Try to define your style.
You can try to define it.
Try to define what a spirit is.
How people try to define it?
Let us try to define the Israeli policy, and then grapple with the question of proper naming.
In order to define self-hypnosis, we should try to define hypnosis.
Let's try to define string"d" here.
On one hand, on the left bank of the river,are the people like me who study those planets and try to define the environments.
Even with years of historical research, the more humans try to define themselves, the more they drown in their own confusion.
People who come from the city associate with the idea of seasonal cooking. Now it's the season of olive oil, before it was apples, pears, pomegranates. Vegetables are also grown here. It is a pleasure.I present Israeli-Galilee style cooking and try to define it at eye level”.
Fleury for his part complicates more the concept but as Freitas mentions a key point in the definition ofculture which is a set of values therefore try to define a concept that is understandable by most without lose the sense of what is organizational culture….
While some people try to define“heirloom” by age, such as saying that any plant that originated before 1951(after which hybridization became popular) is an heirloom, the most widely accepted definition of what constitutes an heirlooms is that it is open-pollinated and was grown in an earlier era.
It would be necessary to isolate newviruses similar to Yaravirus to improve our analysis and try to define their origin," he said.
And thus, the art of thinking with totality as its content may develop in a way that isfree of the confusion inherent in those forms of thought which try to define, once and for all, what‘the whole of reality is', and which therefore lead us to mistake the content of such thought for the overall order of a total reality that would be independent of thought.
It's kind of like trying to define pain.
Man always tries to define God based on sets of rules.
Everyone tried to define this thing called character.
It is like trying to define‘evil'.
Trying to Define Terrorism.
And then after you have allowed yourself to feel into it, again, without trying to define it, you let it go.
Someone who tries to define Jews by a genetic make-up is consumed by a racist mania," Kramer said.
When one attempts to express certain aspects of psychology, trying to define them in so many words, he is then already past the point that really matters.
Trying to define and defend the sanctity of life is important, but this also obscures highly problematic issues, such as the gendered expectation that women should look after children;
The agent seeking significance in life, trying to define him- or herself meaningfully, has to exist in a horizon of important questions.
(Growling) We spend so much of our lives trying to define ourselves. But the truth is, there are only 2 categories… predator and prey.
Let them find a way to remind themselves that I'm a person, without trying to define an essential feature of my personhood as something bad.
I found the solutions of the older generations ofcomposers, the new immigrants from Europe, like Paul Ben Haim, who tried to define the essence of Israeli music,to be very forced, unnatural and inadequate.