Examples of using We inherit in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We inherited you.
Good or bad, we inherit it all.
We inherited our freedom.
I want to sell the house we inherited.
We inherited a magical world.
How can we  repair all the damage we inherited?
We inherited a check for $237.
In fact, it's from ergaster that we inherit our big brains.
We inherit our DNA from our ancestors.
It's the first thing we  bought when we inherited the place.
We inherit what we  truly love.
But for most of us, the genes we inherit will only tip the arm a bit.
We inherit genes from both our parents.
There are also memories that we inherit together with the genetic memory of ancestors.
We inherited that world. And we  managed to survive.
But as Will Tuttle writes in The World Peace Diet, we inherit our food choices.
We inherit our ample patrimony with all its incumbrances;
Does that sound like a solid intelligence-gathering effort to you,or does that sound like a way to provoke a crisis with Iran we inherit on inauguration day?
Obesity: We inherit the dangerous fat from Dad-- and the good fat from Mom.
One part of our thinkingconsists in what we  possess by reason of our development up to our birth, what we inherit from our forefathers or from our maternal ancestors.
If we inherit and succeed in conquering the holy land, it will be a successful start to the conquest of the whole planet.'.
Deepak Chopra has said that epigeneticshas shown us that,“regardless of the nature of the genes we inherit from our parents, dynamic change at this level allows us almost unlimited influence on our fate”.
Both the way we inherit DNA and the information available for testing makes it difficult to say certain things with 100% certainty.
And when Watson and Crick in the'50s first decoded this beautiful double helix that we  know as the DNA molecule-- very long, complicated molecule-- we  then started on this journey to understand that inside of that DNA is a language that determines the characteristics, our traits,what we inherit, what diseases we  may get.
The first ones we inherit at a young age from our parents, who of course have their own skewed beliefs, their own frustrations, their own unlived lives.
We inherit genes from our parents that shape our physical selves and we  live in social and cultural environments that influence the way we  think and act.
And so in this way, we inherit a conception of ourselves as being artifacts, as being made, and it is perfectly natural in our culture for a child to ask its mother‘How was I made?' or‘Who made me?'.
What we inherit as capacities from our fathers through the simple fact that we  are born as human beings, that we  ere embryonic human beings before our birth- what we inherit as the power of thinking, what lives in our blood, is Old Testament thinking.