Examples of using Typifies in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He typifies our team.
The hotel was designed with a young, dynamic atmosphere that typifies the bustling city of Tel Aviv.
No one typifies that type of spirit more than Mr. Jerry Ortega.
The hotel was designed with a young, dynamic atmosphere that typifies the bustling city of Tel Aviv, offering 25 modern and pleasant rooms.
The Fonthill Lodge was erected in 1808 and stands as a cherished landmark,bordering the Ashdown Forest that typifies the beauty of the region.
A recent case typifies the problem of the enforcement of trade secrets in cyberspace.
Mathematician andphilosopher Charles Eisenstein has drawn attention to the condescending mindset that typifies physicalists who hold this view.
Constant dynamism typifies his work, not only in terms of movement, but also in terms of change.
The Nature and Parks Authority's(NPA) decision to close off of publicspaces for the benefit of the City of David park typifies Israel's actions in Silwan for two decades now.
Amnesty's behaviour typifies how a depressingly large number of people in the anti-racism world repeatedly blind eye antisemitism.
It seeks to plumb the depths of the theologico-political abyss created by the secularization of Jewish culture,in light of the internal tension between secularization and religion that typifies European society.
Saper Vedere, knowing how to see, is a statement that typifies Munari's philosophy, whereby he invites us to observe the world around us.
This is a time for our political representatives to recognize that we face a concerted global effort to undermine us and they must suspend the personal andparochial backbiting that typifies our dysfunctional political system.
Category incompleteness typifies many horror creatures, including ghosts, zombies, or skeletons in one stage or another of decay and decomposition.
I shall tell especially one thing of this ugly and depressing afternoon,so similar and different and yet similar to everything that typifies occupation and oppression and incarceration and abuse as a method and a goal in itself.
We could forgive the insistence that this has been the exclusive country of the Jewish people ever since Abraham sent away his wife and child to die behind a bush in the desert, or the nightmare that our eternal capital will be kidnapped in the middle of the night by masked men,if it weren't clear that this is a process that typifies aggressive regimes that are terrified before the weakening of their power.
And as a consequence, across the Western world, the over-simplistic policies of the parties of protest and their appeal to a largely disillusioned, older demographic,along with the apathy and obsession with the trivial that typifies at least some of the young, taken together, these and other similarly contemporary aberrations are threatening to squeeze the life out of active, informed debate and engagement, and I stress active.
The serpent typified both Wisdom and the Eternal healer.
The historical perspective of expressionism, as typified by Van Gogh and Gauguin.
The'war' between parents/teachers and their children, typified by.
The dwelling is divided into regions and levels meant for the family members and animals,in accordance with the difference uses that typify village life.
All of the equipment installed in the Halls was carefully selected and feature high durability over time andis tailored to the weather conditions that typify the area and the structure.
The worlds of the nonbreathers typify the radical or extreme adjustment, but other types are also included in this group.
Not so as to special trade secrets which typify a specific business, the use of which by the employee may cause a loss to the employer.
The quietness and low profile that typified his activities when serving in official positions also characterize him today.
The immersive exhibition includes the works that typify Klimt's work and made him so famous- his‘golden period', portraits, and landscapes.
Even the openness to the general world and secular learning, which typified American Orthodoxy until lately- has a clearly Lithuanian flavor.
Perhaps his most well known piece, one which typified the emerging Mediterranean style of early Israeli folk and art musicians, was his symphonic poem Emek(1937).
His parents' home in Düsseldorf typified German Jewry in the early 19th century.
Two high-level US statements from late 2001 typify the vague and ineffective declarations issued by Western governments.