Examples of using Going against in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Why risk going against the North if they would be our allies?
You consider going against the grain some kind of a virtue.
Can't have been easy going against all your folk like that.
So, thank you for… going against your animal instincts.
Going against Galloway is a gamble.
You seriously advocate going against custom?
Going against every parental instinct.
even if that means going against the norm.
We are not afraid of taking risks, or going against the flow.
But being together means going against my family.
You ain't learned no effective method when it's my brother going against you.
Perhaps going against conventional wisdom,
You might have experienced the markets going against your trade and then suddenly you're praying to your trading gods that price would turn.
Hey, Mr. Prodigy, you sure are brave in going against my fair distribution of foods.
Going against the Clave, against the other Shadowhunters… Valentine's trying to destroy the world, Clary.
Actually, that's precisely modern man's mentality after his morality has declined--that is, going against tradition and what's orthodox.
Not going against, not hold to any form
And that can lead some to try just about anything- including going against the advice of the American Academy of Pediatrics and letting their babies sleep on their stomachs.
Cause that approach has worked so well for you in life- going against the grain.
Marshall decided to cast only women in the main roles, going against the original plan for a mixed cast.