Examples of using Yet also in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Really, there is not only for the item for bodybuilding yet also for making much healthier life.
It is not the party dress that is important, yet also the right accessories like bags,
A criminal offense damages people who had been injured by suspect yet also various in the offender himself.
S performance is not only measured by the amount of result it managed to provide its consumers in losing weight yet also by the lack of its negative side effects.
what resonates as Truth, not only with information given, yet also, by whom.
This is the film's greatest strength, yet also its major weakness.
For so many souls will be so angered not only by the behaviour of other so called‘human Beings', yet also by the deceit….
S effectiveness is not just measured by the amount of result it was able to offer its consumers in burning fat yet also by the lack of its negative effects.
Really, there is not only for the item for bodybuilding yet also for making much healthier life.
So much to endure… much on levels that you are not aware of, yet also, so much to LOVE.
Clearly this is so, yet also countless Jews do not believe,
eccentric yet also charming, few travellers leave Scotland unaffected by their encounter.A
in the Middle East), a fact that necessitates their cooperation yet also positions them as rivals.
Ph.375's efficiency is not simply measured by the amount of result it had the ability to provide its customers in reducing weight yet also by the absence of its negative side effects.
For she is feeling heightened Energies without question and yet also, is concerned that this‘hype' as she calls it
the past fifty years, is probably the best-known, yet also misunderstood preservation principle in America.".
disconnect their offspring from the homeland, by undertaking the symbolic- yet also very much material- act of not registering the children as Israeli citizens.
with great accuracy- that we define ourselves both on the basis of what each of us conceives as his or her“I,” namely, on what characterizes me at the level of essence, yet also on the basis of what we perceive as that which is essentially“Not-I”: namely, what is essentially alien to my being.
Yet, also in these cases, the lack of the network is an obstacle.
And yet, also a significant insight.