Examples of using Saw themselves in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The Romans saw themselves as the orphans(Remus and Romulus)
Some Modernists saw themselves as part of a revolutionary culture that included political revolution.
If cyclists saw themselves as biological racing machines,
When they found thus, the judges of the District Court saw themselves freed of the chain of progression and from the conclusion that arises from following the chain.
As long as Palestinians saw themselves as part of Syria, they were not aware of their Palestinian identity.
The generals saw themselves compelled to act to defend the secular state founded by Mustafa Kemal Ataturk.
There was a time when werewolves saw themselves not as cursed but as blessed with a connection to our most pure selves.
Egyptians saw themselves, their history, culture and language as specifically Egyptian and not"Arab.".
Even so, monarchs who saw themselves grow poor while their merchants grew rich were not above using their armed retainers to plunder the wealthy merchants.
Together, they and the other members of the group saw themselves as models for a new kind of world that they were convinced was coming.
Before 1948, Arabs in Palestine saw themselves as citizens of the Ottoman Turkish empire,
Here we see men- and women- who saw themselves as engaged in a viable historical process.
Jerusalem were filled with religious fervor, while other saw themselves as pioneers of modern research.
these individuals nevertheless shared common ideas and principles and saw themselves as part of a common tradition of English, and later Anglo-American.
The residents of Silwan, at the moment that the discussions began about the plan, saw themselves deceived again and again.
The speed of Deng's rehabilitation took the radical camp, who saw themselves as Mao's'rightful' political and ideological heirs, by surprise.
The Normans and French who arrived after the conquest saw themselves as different from the English.
who up until a year ago saw themselves as citizens of the world.".
During this time, medical school training reflected this new role that physicians saw themselves.
The first Christians saw themselves as the new Jews and this phenomenon also affected the Muslims, who saw themselves as carrying on the traditions of monotheistic faith and the true followers of the Bible.