Examples of using Whose words in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Whose words are this?
You're the one whose words were false.
Whose words are those?
You're a smart man whose words are easily twisted.
Whose Words Are These?
They say a picture is worth a thousand words, but whose words?
Whose words were those?
For who is this Christian scholar, whose words they converted to"scientific finds"?
Whose words are they gonna be?
This dictum has been regarded as difficult by everyone whose words I have seen or heard.
But whose words are they?
We welcome Stingo into that pantheon of the gods, whose words are all we know of immortality.
So whose words are these?
Sadly, corporate prayer can also become a platform for those whose words are directed not to God, but to their hearers.
But whose words are these?
His words were immediately quoted in the bloggers' updates to serve as an example,like statements by political or religious leaders whose words go down in history…".
The remoteness and lack of understanding of the harshness of reality are attributed to policymakers who do not reallyshare the daily suffering of the“peripherial” residents, and whose words and promises are nothing but lip service.
I am still the man whose words remake the very world before your eyes.
Whose words are going to be believed, a murderous, crooked cop; Or a devoted public servant, hero of the ward?
Yosef Karo would learn from a maggid(angel), whose words he recorded in a book that to this day is called"Maggid Meisharim.".
A disgraced former lawyer whose words would inspire tens of students to take up pillows and fight, most likely to avoid an upcoming test.
All around America, I have met amazing people whose words of worship and encouragement have been a constant source of strength.".
And whose word, Laura?
Whose word do you have for that?
Or let me put it another way. Whose word are they going to accept?
A witness whose word is unassailable.
Once upon a time a country was ruled by a king ruled whose word was law and binding on all without exception.
They are so much wiser andno longer trust those whose word was considered honest and reliable.