Examples of using Grander in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Well, without getting into the grander, more mind bending metaphysics of it,
And in doing so, we risk losing sight of a much grander narrative of what it means to be Bengali.
That in man which is far grander than the whole starry world,
move beyond it, to merge with something grander, something higher.
while the even grander Delhi Gate was used by the emperor for ceremonial processions.
But it was interesting to grow up surrounded by people that had dedicated their lives to something grander than themselves.
The universe is much bigger than our prophet said, grander, more subtle, more elegant'?
There was only one man on the whole planet who envisioned an infinitely grander cosmos.
The Universe is much bigger than our prophets said, grander more subtle, more elegant?
was the water system, taking to a far grander scale a method already employed in his and the previous century in desert outposts and communities.
picture something even grander, even more beautiful than what you have imagined coming about in this area of your life.
possibly, a grander multiverse.
was the water system, taking to a far grander scale a method already employed in his and the previous century in desert outposts and communities.
you can invest in yet grander affairs, which incorporate waterproof televisions
I wanted this story to take the form of a fairy tale in that you have a humble human being who stumbles into something grander and more transcendental than anything else in her life.
Now Jesus' disciples would have to make known a new feature of Jehovah's purpose- something far grander than Israel's deliverances from slavery in Egypt and later from captivity in Babylon.
Could we match but just on a much grander scale?
I wanted this story to take the form of a fairytale in that you have a humble human being who stumbles into something grander and more transcendental than anything else in her life.
the festival of the Panathenaia was celebrated on a grander scale every fourth year as the Great Panathenaia, but that was not used as the basis of a dating system.
Spontini strove to adapt Gluck's classical tragédie lyrique to the contemporary taste for melodrama, for grander spectacle(in Fernand Cortez for example),