Examples of using Which indeed in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Which indeed is carried on under very bad conditions;
In response, G-d promised an abundance of food- which indeed happened immediately.
I believe that the swelling, which indeed could be mistaken for a pregnancy, is actually the result of a tumour.
I considered the French an ancient, intelligent, and cultured race, which indeed they are.
A civilian party which indeed has an armed resistance wing.
You have built an impressive formation around a subject which indeed wasn't on anyone's mind.
And hence they turned towards adoption which indeed is a complex procedure and generally involves many legal and medical aspects.
And so I explored it further and finally came to the conclusion that I did understand it right, and it was rubbish, which indeed it is.
And so, by this algorithm's end, n is 2, which indeed matches the number of people in the room.
Many, most, consider it to be more on the lines oflifting Planet Earth into a Higher Vibration, which indeed it will.
Something very wonderful developed for her, which indeed also remained to a certain degree pathological.
(Horthy became an admiral during World War I,when Hungary was a part of the Austro-Hungarian empire which indeed did have a- small- fleet.).
And so, by this algorithm's end, n is 2, which indeed matches the number of people in the room.
Charles had been an authoritarian and demanding ruler; one reason the Swedish Estates elected Frederick was because hewas taken to be fairly weak, which indeed he turned out to be.
We want to convert the rhythms and the skills of work into cash, which indeed you can buy something with but you can't eat it.
US military assistance, which indeed provides the IDF with key components of its build-up and maintenance, clearly constitutes an element in Israel's deterrence equation.
In the agreement it was also stated that theSuez Canal would be reopened, which indeed was cleaned and opened in January 1975.
The belief that the technology of today-- which indeed temporarily reduces the importance of topography-- will remain unchallenged constitutes a dangerous strategic fallacy.
Nowadays, those who belong to the learned societies despise manual labour which indeed is carried on under very bad conditions;
Military assistance, which indeed provides the Israel Defense Forces with key components of its build-up and maintenance, clearly constitutes an element in Israel's deterrence equation.
The leopard here refers to thegeographic territory of the former Soviet Union, which indeed resembles a running leopard in shape.
Not the kind of leftists that characterize Haaretz, but the kind that want to investigate, to know,to propose a framework to improve the current situation, which indeed merits improvement.
It is not to be despised,but it is hardly the voice of God to the soul, which indeed the Adjuster's would be if such a voice could be heard.
But seeing that it was not at all limber, and that it glistened a good deal like polished ebony,I concluded that it must be nothing but a wooden idol, which indeed it proved to be.
The IDF's well oiled machine rushed to bullshit the public,convincing everyone that it was a heroic battle, which indeed it was, omitting the fact that it was the most unnecessary of that war's battles.
But if the molecular machinery of apoptosis is defective,or if the cancer cells learn to avoid apoptosis, which indeed they often do, chemotherapy becomes ineffective.
The chief obstacle against which they have to contend when they want to gradually to increase their productiondoes not lie in the cost of production- which, indeed, generally favours them in that direction- but in the difficulty of selling the larger quantities of goods without reducing the price, or without having to face increased marketing expenses.
Of course, every villa orhotel is carefully checked before posting on the website, which indeed meets our expectations and the high standard we set.
And our ears tell us that the whisper of every leaf andcreature speaks to the natural sources of our lives, which indeed may hold the secrets of love for all things, especially our own humanity, and the last word goes to a jaguar from the Amazon.
He thus came into the position of rediscovering in the Tyrol what was then only known as a legend, namely, the Castle in the Mountain-the Castle in the Rocks-(which indeed no one would have recognised as such, for it consisted of rocks, it was hollowed out of the rocks)- I mean, the Castle of the Dwarf King Laurin.