Examples of using In a certain respect in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Today we no longer picture in the right way how in the past man's soul pictured the beginning of the earth and, in a certain respect, also the end of the earth, through an instinctive knowledge.
So you see, what the Theosophical Society had to offer the world to begin with was in a certain respect a continuation of the attempt made by the occultists previously.
Johann Gottlieb Fichte was one of the few figures of world-history- indeed in a certain respect he is perhaps unique- who combined the greatest conceptual abstractions with enthusiasm and energy of will.
It does indicate, however, that living beings in general- and man is first of all a living being- depend in a certain respect on the course of the year and its influence on them.
what should have been improved has been, in a certain respect, disrupted.
whereas the earliest form of the life of primitive man lay, in a certain respect, above the present level of the human,
so there are beings who in a certain respect have developed prematurely.
In a certain respect our thinkers and investigators are working with outworn concepts because the great majority of them are incapable of assimilating ideas and concepts contributed by the new cultural side-stream,
You know that Mephistopheles is a Being we shall not enter to-day into the question of how far the poetic presentation tallies with the occult facts a figure who appears in the drama as the seducer and tempter of Faust who, in a certain respect, may be thought of as the representative of man aspiring to reach the heights of existence.
It can be said with absolute truth that since the first third of the fifteenth century, the Gods have felt as if the whole human race had fallen away from them in a certain respect, as if men down on the Earth were engaged in self-made trivialities,
This indicates that man is, in a certain respect, a being of respiration.
In a certain respect such an attitude would be an indication of spiritual cowardice.
In a certain respect, every result or effect is already contained in the first cause.
Botticelli, in a certain respect, is most decidedly a painter of the life of soul.
It has been overcome in a certain respect but continues to live on in it as a resistant force.
This early act of self-sacrifice seems, in a certain respect, to be even greater than the latter ones.
After all, we do not only become more perfect through the successive incarnations but also, in a certain respect, more imperfect.
We shall therefore describe what we may call the greatness of that from which the‘homeless man' must in a certain respect free himself.
Occult investigations show us today that in a certain respect even the external life of the Maitreya Buddha will be patterned on the life of Christ.