Examples of using Really think about it in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
And if you really think about it, the whole thing is just a giant, giant con!
When you really think about it, this part is just paying your dues which is really inescapable for anyone.
When you really think about it, all the wealth that we enjoy today for a modern standard of living relies on rocks,
It's a film about the complex dynamic that the three of us have been fostering for years now if you really think about it.
If you really think about it, of course, someone doesn't do the job because they're lazy,
Few of us today think of Mothers day as a political statement, but when you really think about it politics touches almost every part of motherhood.
Well, if we really think about it, we see that the business model of the Internet today really isn't compatible with privacy.
But if we really think about it, all of us know that's a bad idea.
Unfortunately, you never really think about it until it gets too hot or it stops working.
If you really think about it, mom, it's actually a good thing that Blake didn't pick Alissa.
The students in regions that have been severely persecuted, or in places that have been seriously damaged, should really think about it: what's really going on?
And if I really think about it on the basis of my own evidence,
And consider it from this viewpoint- really think about it- the way in which anthroposophy is described.
take a few of these cards and really think about it.
If you really think about it, Bitcoin, as a decentralized network of peers which keep a consensus about accounts
But, if you really think about it you could get an idea of just how alien that sound was when people heard it in the first time in 1975, they were not
which is insane if you really think about it because, to be honest with you,
When you stop and really think about it, conventional life advice- all positive and happy self-help stuff we hear all the time- is usually fixating on what you lack.
But when you stop and really think about it, conventional life advice-- all the positive and happy self-help stuff we hear all the time-- is actually fixating on what you lack.
When I really think about it, I don't want my son to tell the friend he's bringing home from college for Thanksgiving,“My Mom gets up at four in the morning and bakes homemade pies, and then she hand bastes a turkey for three hours