Examples of using We often think in English and their translations into Hebrew
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We often think linearly.
When we talk about healthy foods, we often think of fresh vegetables.
We often think we're smarter than God.
When we think about the Gospels we often think about written documents.
We often think that we are better than the other person.
When we think of mental health, we often think of mental illness.
We often think of prayer as asking for our needs to be met.
When we think of communication, we often think of what is being said between people verbally.
We often think that dealing with grief gets easier as time goes on.
But when we think about the term whistle-blower, we often think of some very descriptive words: rat, snake, traitor, tattletale, weasel.
And we often think,‘WE know what is best for the customer.'.
Contrary to what we often think, the man is not at the top of the family.
We often think that working out should require lots of tension and effort.
If we say science, we often think about physics or chemistry or medicine.
We often think that politics don't belong in the therapy room.
When we think of being generous, we often think of monetary generosity; of keeping employees happy by giving gifts, bonuses and regular pay bumps.
We often think we're hungry when we are just thirsty.
First, is that we often think something is our blessing, but we do not really know;
We often think of ourselves as being all in the proverbial‘same boat'.
We often think various human notions are part of ourselves and say,“I have strong sentimentality.
We often think of keyword research as the process of uncovering phrases, but it is also the process of understanding them.
We often think that if we teach absolute dogmatic values, then a child will undoubtedly perpetuate that value system.
We often think of human cells as tiny computers that perform assigned tasks, where disease is a result of a malfunction.
You know, we often think that language mirrors the world in which we live, and I find that's not true.
We often think that we're too far behind on our workload to move from our desk and our work, but the opposite is true.
While we often think of the mind and the body as separate spheres, our physical health has a great impact on our cognitive processes.
While we often think of the mind and the body as separate spheres, our physical health has a great impact on our cognitive processes.
We often think of torture as being political torture or reserved for just the worst, but, in fact, 95 percent of torture today is not for political prisoners.
We often think of feedback as something that's only useful when we want to improve or when we need validation that we did good work.