Examples of using Embodying in English and their translations into Hebrew
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often have difficulty actually feeling, expressing, and embodying.
And this is only a little of what the authors of dresses used, embodying the dreams of exquisite brides.
One of the most beautiful cities in the world, embodying the whole essence of Western European history,
Before embodying, the spirit asks the genetic architects, who mould the new body,
releasing all people from the mental and spiritual chains that enslave them; and creating a new civilization embodying the highest aspirations of those liberated, enlightened people.
But if we are supposed to view the riches of the land as illusionary, as embodying no more than the message that man does not live on bread alone,
maintain knowledge, innovations and practices of indigenous and local communities embodying traditional lifestyles relevant for the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity….”.
these Lightkeepers are consciously focusing on embodying the light and expanding it out beyond them in order to neutralize challenges and density.
the treaty, embodying the"Roerich Pact" which was initiated by the Roerich Museum in the United States,
As the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music puts it:"The main form of the group embodying the'sonata principle',
As the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music puts it:"The main form of the group embodying the'sonata principle',
As the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music puts it:"The main form of the group embodying the'sonata principle',
Shocked& angered by PM Netanyahu's attacks on New Israel Fund, which for decades has been a trusted champion of an Israel embodying the prophetic ideals of our Jewish tradition, including economic justice,
rocking traditional attire, or embodying the style of a particular subculture,
Never again, on any world in this entire universe, will a being appear in the likeness of mortal flesh, at the same time embodying all the attributes of creative energy combined with spiritual endowments which transcend time and most other material limitations.
and, as the"Grove Concise Dictionary of Music" puts it:"The main form of the group embodying the'sonata principle', the most important
and, as the Grove Concise Dictionary of Music puts it:"The main form of the group embodying the'sonata principle', the most important
This treaty, embodying the"Roerich Pact" which was initiated by the Roerich Museum in the United States,
is a witcher and the protagonist of the Witcher series and its adaptations. He is also known as the"Butcher of Blaviken".[3] He has been described as a character embodying"the neo-liberal anti-politics" spirit of the Polish popular culture of the 1990s.
Yuri Potapenko embodied the image of the lawyer of the guardianship council.