Examples of using Becomes clear in English and their translations into Hebrew
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And suddenly, it all becomes clear.
From incident to incident, the lack of control becomes clear to all the political decision-makers: from the top leaders, advisers, and managers,
However, when we subject this phrase to close scrutiny, it becomes clear that this is actually a particularly sinister and cunning method by which Satan corrupts mankind.
That's certainly one way of putting it, although, as quickly becomes clear, Shakira's way of putting things is noticeably different from other pop stars.
So it becomes clear why the skin has slackened after losing weight in this place.
One thing becomes clear, Azog will stop at nothing to hunt down and destroy every last member of the Company of Thorin Oakenshield.
The minute we apply these laws to our reality, all becomes clear; we understand who does what,
But that, it soon becomes clear, suggests thatwe praise more because we need to say it than because children need to hear it.
As a rule, the fact that something is wrong with the laptop becomes clear immediately after purchase.
sinks to the bottom, and the lake becomes clear.
But that, it soon becomes clear, suggests that we praise more because we need to say it than because out children need to hear it.
And when they're mapped, it becomes clear that they follow a distinctive circular course through the jungle.
when I do follow the words what becomes clear is that he is reporting honestly.
This idea- that change is essential to the self- becomes clear through a philosophical thought experiment.
But that, it soon becomes clear, suggests that we praise more because we need to say it than because children need to hear it.
their challenge becomes clear.
All these circumstances had had a deep and powerful effect upon Loyola and when we look at the whole man it becomes clear.
The key moment in an urban revolution is the point when it becomes clear whether the army will fight to defend the existing government.
Sixsmith. I climb the steps of the Scot monument every morning. And all becomes clear.
Through this reflection it becomes clear that he is not able to deny his first home without denying his own identity.