Examples of using Sobering in English and their translations into Hebrew
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The most sobering reality for any start-up entrepreneur is discovering there's no motivational panacea,
it's not clear that this sobering picture even represents the full magnitude of the threat posed by deadly heat.”.
you know, sobering, really.
To sample Leibniz' scientific works is a sobering experience.
The most sobering stop is Station Z with its execution trench,
Only when we face these sobering facts can we start looking for the true nature of cancer elsewhere- as a metabolic, endocrine disease.
You are hearing sobering rhetoric in connection with North Korea,
It is a sad but sobering fact that the divorce rate for second marriages in most countries is at least 10% higher than in first marriages.
The square is also home to a rather sobering memorial museum,
In his sobering book Sabbath, the minister and author Wayne Muller observes how often people say to him,“I am so busy.”.
If you are traveling around the island on your own, you can also experience a sobering view of the volcano and its path of destruction from several vantage points.
Recent attempts to introduce genetically modified foods into commerce in Europe provide a sobering lesson in how easy it is to mishandle technology innovation.
The good feeling I had from cold-cocking this prick soon gave way to a much more sobering thought.
the new Toltec sorcery of Carlos Castaneda are striking and present sobering insights on the human condition.
Kelly's experience as Homeland Security secretary and a veteran of three tours in Iraq- along with a sobering family tragedy- suggests he will be a loyal manager for Trump when he starts the job Monday.
And it shows in the sobering statistics: 66% of Americans are overweight or obese- which is
World War I, a sobering reflection from history.
who many had said had provided a sobering, wise approach to Ivan's rule,
up to a point, but the experience of UNIFIL in Lebanon is a sobering reminder of the limitations of peacekeeping forces.
Reagan described the briefing in his own words:"A most sobering experience with and Gen. Vessey in the Situation Room, a briefing on our complete plan in