Examples of using That they exist in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Programming
24 percent understood that they exist in source code repositories and 30 percent understood
state in this way, Dalton says just knowing that they exist means we can allow for them.
maybe only the likelihood that they exist- would be a cautious first step,
this is basically the activation syntax- given that they exist in the font.
maybe only the likelihood that they exist- would be a cautious first step,
it's nice that they exist because it still is better than nothing.
You're teaching him to degrade and objectify women that they exist solely to satisfy his urges when you could,
manifestations of separation anxiety, a normal experience as infants learn that they exist separately from their caregivers(Middlemiss, 2004).
The source of that pleasure does not necessarily lie in the beauty of these objects, but rather in the clear knowledge that they exist according to unalterable laws and in eternal unity with themselves.
manifestations of separation anxiety experienced by the child- a normal change that occurs as infants learn that they exist separately from their caregivers(for a review, see Middlemiss, 2004).
manifestations of separation anxiety experienced by the child- a normal change resulting from infants learning that they exist separately from their caregivers(for a review, see Middlemiss, 2004).
Angels have no ego and in addition they respect our free will so they do not inform us openly that they exist, but we on our part have to make the move and call them,
but the claim that they exist is so contrary to my own personal experience and reliable facts that I simply
in the sense that they exist independently in different regions of space(and time)
the people of Palestine, whose major“crime” is that they exist in their own land,
the people of Palestine, whose major'crime' is that they exist in their own land,
Does it disturb me that they exists?
He took it for granted that they existed only in the imagination.
In M. Germain's class, they felt for the first time that they existed and that they were the objects of the highest regard:
He couldn't even prove that they existed.