Examples of using Us prefer in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Some of us prefer to work alone.
That's nothing too strange, some of us prefer to study alone.
Most of us prefer something in between.
She asks:“What makes us prefer ignorance?
Most of us prefer instantaneous answers.
Suicide is an action that most of us prefer not to hear about.
Most of us preferred to stand with him instead of against him.
Asks: What makes us prefer ignorance?
Most of us prefer our bananas yellow but not quite spotted.
The realm of emotions is gray and most of us prefer black and white.
What makes us prefer one over another?
A man's heart is evil from his youth,the negative force in us that often makes us prefer our wellbeing to the wellbeing of others.
Some of us prefer to face our problems head-on.
When faced with the unknown most of us prefer to turn around and go back.
Most of us prefer to see ourselves as victims of the forces within and without.
Of course, when faced with the unknown, most of us prefer to turn around and go back.
The rest of us prefer the one where God makes the rules.
The problem is that we're people of habit and most of us prefer the ease of familiar routines.
Of course, most of us prefer to live a life outside the public eye.
Hues of colors like red, orange, yellow, brown, etc. are warm colors- they make things look smaller in size,and that's why most of us prefer wearing warmer colors when we want to look slimmer.
Herr Zeller, some of us prefer Austrian voices raised in song… touglyGermanthreats.
The US preferred appeasement of the Arabs- for which it is now paying the price, with 150 thousand US soldiers in Iraq- over its commitment to Israel.
Even when offered a universe of music, most of us prefer to listen to what we think everyone else is hearing.
Many of us prefer practices that will not cause discomfort, and at the same time we want to be healed.
Thus, although most of us prefer a life of ease, we acknowledge that greatness is the result of overcoming difficulties.
Many of us prefer practices that will not cause discomfort, yet at the same time we want to be healed.
It shows how the occupation, which most of us prefer not to think about, looks on the ground: A 14-year old kid kidnapped from his bed, having his eyes blindfolded;