Examples of using Strove in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Nazi Germany, which strove for supremacy over the whole world,
Picasso always strove to innovate and push the boundaries of artistic expression,
In facing your mortality, you learned the very same lesson that Odin strove to teach me.
they still strove to provide their kids with normal and happy childhoods.
he felt Liszt's music too dry and academic, and strove for color and passion.
a man like Winckelmann, in the 18th century, strove so wonderfully to recognise the essence of the art of ancient Greece.
the religious communities strove to provide their followers rules,
he felt Liszt's own music too dry and academic and strove for color and passion.
The physical chemist Peter Atkins, in his beautifully written book The Creation, postulates a lazy God who strove to do as little as possible in order to initiate everything.
Hitler was surrounded by acolytes who knew that their future depended on pleasing their Führer. They strove always to be near him,
case among these people, that they will know themselves as those who in their previous incarnation strove together for the individual“I.”.
he felt Liszt's music too dry and academic, and strove for color and passion.
Hitler was surrounded by acolytes who knew that their future depended on pleasing their Fuhrer. They strove always to be near him,
In the time that followed,'the Papal Mainframe strove to maintain the peace'between the Doctor and his enemies.'.
The Jews, therefore, strove among themselves, saying, how can this man give us his flesh to eat?
one may conclude that the Germans did not intentionally kill the Jews, but strove to maintain lives.
The movement's leaders strove to persuade the students to[wage]
She simply believed that she was allowed to survive because her life had a purpose, and she strove to fulfill her goals with enthusiasm and passion.
Impelled by this historic and traditional attachment, Jews strove in every successive generation to re-establish themselves in their ancient homeland…”.
The band strove to replicate the mood of Louis Armstrong's 1968 recording of"What a Wonderful World" and the soul music of Marvin Gaye.