Examples of using Is to be found in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The main characteristic of Clinical Criminology is to be found in the connection between the mental health system,
The soul of the animal is to be found on the astral plane,
An early but still relevant example of his studies of olive baboons is to be found in his 1990 Scientific American article,"Stress in the Wild".
wine women… All this to the man who tells where the bell is to be found.
But if he is to be found guilty… there are others who also went along… who also must be found guilty.
far more frightening answer is to be found in the changes seen in public opinion surveys conducted in Israel in recent years.
The meaning is to be found neither in one of the two partners,
The best education, according to the latest world university rankings, is to be found in the universities of the UK and the US.
Where I live everything is so small that I cannot show you where my star is to be found.
The greatest personal limitation is to be found not in the things you want to do and can't, but in the things you have never considered doing.
I conceive that this presumption is to be found in every code of law which has reason and religion
It is no longer possible to say where the place of one group of people or another is to be found because borders have become blurred and cancelled.
of Elephants in Thailand, but when you open your eyes, it is to be found everywhere around the world.
life opens to view, yet no explanation for them is to be found in the world of sense.
The path to true knowledge of the human self is to be found in the kind of meditation just described,
The secret of neurosis is to be found in the family battle of wills to see who can refuse longest to help with the dishes.
out of which 92% of the mass is to be found in objects larger than 0.5 centimeters.
basic right to life, and no defense or justification is to be found for that violation.
This letter, it is claimed, is to be found on but one ancient copy of Pliny.
A harmony between thinking, feeling and willing is to be found in the normally-constituted man of today as against a sufferer.