Examples of using Facet in English and their translations into Hebrew
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I realized that I had some kind of barrier towards the business, something I did not have with any other facet of life.
We see no room to intervene in the way the military handled this facet of the petition.
relationship between the size, shape, and angle of each facet of a diamond.
And to explore who she is as a teenager and as an adult, it wouldn't be honouring her character to hide some facet of herself.
We see no room to intervene in the way the army handled this facet of the petition.
analyzing digital data that is playing out across every facet of our lives, including along the global produce and floral supply chain.
That is the“down-to-Earth” reason, you could say, that Obama signed the bill, but there is another facet of this that the Illuminati bloc doesn't know.
Stories first emerged as a facet of Western popular culture in the 19th century.
And to explore who she is as a teenager and as an adult, it wouldn't be honoring her character to hide some facet of herself.
Stories of the Yeti first emerged as a facet of Western popular culture in the 19th century.
you will see several of Jefferson's inventions, which show another facet of the versatile man's talents.
the usual parties and informal debates in the coffee shops where the more courageous attacked this facet or that of the People's Dictatorship.
It's through this metabolic process that any“pollutants”/ undesirable elements are consumed by this all-important facet of our internal health.
Carlos remembers this experience with affection, because he felt very good doing it and developed a new professional facet that until then he had not imagined.
Slowly, the viewer discovers the darkish and awful facet of the lifestyle on the inhabitants at the start look,
Slowly, the viewer discovers the darkish and awful facet of the lifetime of the inhabitants at the outset look,
The exhibition emphasizes the universal facet of Capa's works, combining the individual and the collective.
The absence of external corroborative evidence concerning this facet of the Christian tradition makes the tradition unreliable.
It's even possible that every facet of your enterprise would improve,
This exhibition gives visual expression to one facet of what was a very diverse Jewish culture- Jews who engaged in sports.