Examples of using I'm beginning to think that in English and their translations into Hebrew
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                        Colloquial
                    
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                        Ecclesiastic
                    
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                        Computer
                    
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                        Programming
                    
 
Yeah, well, I'm beginning to think that you're never gonna make me happy.
Because I'm beginning to think that the only reason you have been  dating me is 
I'm beginning to think that some of the girls don't like me very much, and I  need some advice from my big sister.
But now… now I'm beginning to think that maybe I was  looking at it from the wrong angle.
I'm beginning to think that this whole home invasion was  really a plan to  have Robyn all to  yourself.
Because I'm beginning to think that you don't have anything at all and this was  just an excuse for you to  get out of prison for a day.
Mr. Mayor, this is  my third voicemail, so I'm beginning to think that you're avoiding me.
Okay, I'm beginning to think that you don't understand the problem,” Annie said.
Everyone says that  there was  two shots one after another but I'm beginning to think that maybe there was  time between the two shots.
The FBI assumes our homicide is  connected to  the ecstasy trade, and I'm beginning to think that it's a little more personal than that. .
It's hard to  say, but I'm beginning to think that he took this job so that  he could slip away and nobody would know where he was. .
Between him and my sister, I'm beginning to think that there's something tainted in the Oz bloodline.
So I'm beginning to think that it looks this way because someone was  really very angry with Raymond Novo.
I am beginning to think that you want to  get caught.
Okay, I am beginning to think that you are  doing this on purpose.
I was beginning to think that I  couldn't trust you anymore, Sarah.
I was beginning to think that you didn't have love for me anymore.
I was beginning to think that maybe I  could have that,  too.