Examples of using Vainly in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Therefore, to swear vainly or rashly by that glorious and fearful name,
more by promoting generosity, awareness, and freedom than we can by vainly kicking at a buttless foe.
women are having affairs from a one-down position, after vainly trying to get a partner's attention,
where it discovered and vainly one was convinced that with the law of the minimum effort it could leave ahead,
some could be heard crying vainly for help, making wild promises to amend their ways, confessing their sins
Many people just hope vainly(unlikely to have the desired result)
where discovered and vainly is convinced that with the law of least effort could succeed,
I do not teach, so have I been baselessly, vainly, falsely and wrongly accused by some ascetics and brahmans thus:'A nihilist is the ascetic Gotama;
as the date of his execution approached, Riel regretted his opposition to the defence of insanity and vainly attempted to provide evidence that he was not sane.
yet think they are clear on things, vainly attempting to sustain the persecution and give it theoretical grounds.
A great dread fell on him, as if he were awaiting the pronouncement of some doom that he had long foreseen and vainly hoped might after all never be spoken.
as the date of his execution approached, Riel regretted his opposition to the defense of insanity and vainly attempted to provide evidence that he was not sane.
A great dread fell on him, as if he was awaiting the pronouncement of some doom that he had long foreseen and vainly hoped might after all never be spoken.
One must never lose time in vainly regretting the past nor in complaining about the changes which cause us discomfort,
One must never lose time in vainly regretting the past or in complaining against the changes which cause us discomfort,
yet think they are clear on things, vainly attempting to sustain the persecution and give it theoretical grounds.
that is aroused when something close and familiar reveals itself to us in an abundance of concealed meaning and brings us to what we had been vainly seeking in distant places.
senator on politics and statesmanship, and this one contact with Jesus made such an impression on this legislator that he spent the rest of his life vainly trying to induce his colleagues to change the course of the ruling policy from the idea of the government supporting and feeding the people to that of the people supporting the government.
or hoping vainly(European-style) that human rights treaties,
Vainly Foxy Walk.