Examples of using Aphorisms in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Aphorisms about love and relationships emphasizethe main contribution made by each participant is care and understanding.
We learned evolution in school, along with aphorisms about the struggle for existence,
the real author(or authors) of philosophical aphorisms, collected in the book"Tao Te Ching.
But if you look at the knowledge written in these aphorisms, their depth and breadth are astounding.
Aphorisms and adages are very similar and often used synonymously despite their obvious differences.
The aphorisms of love and relationships,
Aphorisms of Ramiro Street/ 1 Calle Ramiro maestro delights us with his thoughts and….
Many of her statements are now remembered as aphorisms, and all because Ranevskaya has always tried to find something funny and funny in any bad situation.
As much as my father's life… relies upon improvisation… my mother's life is guided by a large number of aphorisms.
Because Patanjali believed one could attain final liberation only with the help of a guru, these aphorisms are not really a self-help guide.
Iosifescu dedicated special attention to literature at the border with philosophy and psychology(e.g. essays, aphorisms, moralizing, confessions),
And perhaps because these Ukrainian women were schooled under the Soviets and versed in the Russian poets, aphorisms about these ideas slip from their mouths all the time.
The difference between an aphorism and a proverb seems to be very minimal.
The words‘aphorism' and‘proverb' come from Greek and Latin, respectively.
It can be a small phrase, an aphorism or a word with meaning.
The aphorism“better late than never” certainly applies in this instance.
Now, an aphorism is not going to bite you for calling it an adage;
She's a reminder of the aphorism that talent is universal, but opportunity is not.
Coming from the Greek aphorismos which means to delimit or define, an aphorism is a short,
Clever nose prints, which should be"- not just a household aphorism, but a wise saying.