Examples of using Uplifted in English and their translations into Hebrew
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a day of uplifted spirits, a day of trust,
Be uplifted by knowing that as hearts and minds continue to open,
The staccato roll call of cities was just the backdrop to the messages with which Mr. Miscavige greeted, uplifted and guided Scientologists and non-Scientologists alike.
we feel as though we are better, nobler and somehow uplifted.
high islands, coral reefs and uplifted coral platforms.
It signals a certain openness to life's grandeur and the willingness to be surprised, uplifted, by goodness wherever one finds it.”.
the mountains uplifted, continued to erode, and covered themselves in their own sediment.
And he read the meaning of her movements"in her frightened, uplifted eyes.
You benefit from uplifted feelings, so do those whose lives you touch,
You would feel greatly uplifted about the state of your world if you could see Earth as we do, sparkling and glowing ever more
a celebration of continental hope uplifted, a celebration of spiritual freedom and yet another milestone in the history of the Church of Scientology- a new Advanced Organization and Saint Hill for Africa.
a state of need, having been denied the benefit of changes that would have greatly uplifted your quality of life.
that"The energy that it creates gets a lot of people very uplifted, and it helps them want,
Hassidism uplifted the masses, but it would be wrong to suppose that its teachings were designed solely as a kind of spiritual medicine,
the donor who feels uplifted for sharing a bit of his happiness and passing it on to the person who receives the coffee,
And so it was that by week's end, the Scientologists assembled for the Maiden Voyage Anniversary celebration were left feeling uplifted and fulfilled- and galvanized to meet the exciting challenge of the year ahead.
if we feel uplifted, if we feel inwardly aglow,
folded his large brown hands across his chest, uplifted his closed eyes,
rocks above the fault, then uplifted, domed, and eroded to form the Santa Catalina and Rincon mountains visible today.
Each one more uplifting than the last.