for all the world as if sentence in Hindi

Examples

1. It looks for all the world as if the Dravidian crackpots and the Aryan crackpots had a bet going as to who can behave more out-of-touch with reason or factuality .-- ( �s?) 18 : 24, 16 November 2008 ( UTC)
2. :: I and a friend of mine, an ex Navy Seal, sat in a pickup truck and watched Venus for half an hour around sunset one time because it looked for all the world as if it was something in our atmosphere.
3. The Sharks took a 12-9 lead into the break, and it looked for all the world as if their woes were set to continue as replacement flyhalf Andrew Scotney edged the Reds level with a penalty after five minutes of the second half.
4. In the current issue of the journal Nature Genetics, researchers from Italy and Texas have announced the detection of a gene that can disrupt the normal development of male genitals in infants who look for all the world as if they were destined to be boys.
5. In the letter, Emma wrote : " Mr Pratt saw him at the Emma Square yesterday together with his wife in the carriage . . . [ and ] remarked that D . K . looked for all the world as if he had got the leprosy.
6. Durrell often referred to the work as a " quincunx . " He described them as " roped together like climbers on a rockface, but all independent . . . a series of books through which the same characters move for all the world as if to illustrate the notion of reincarnation ."
7. Ms . Seaman's biography is back in print, and _ for all the world as if Irving Mansfield, who died in 1988, were still on the job _ the January issue of Vanity Fair devoted 17 { lavishly illustrated pages to recapping the life and career of the woman its cover line called a " pulp goddess ."
8. And Letonya's gifts and qualities were abundantly evident in the " West Side Story " dances, which had plenty of swagger, and the members of the orchestra got into the spirit, clicking their fingers and shouting " Rumble ! " for all the world as if they were Jerome Robbins dancers, if not members of rival New York gangs.
9. Durrell has described the novels as " roped together like climbers on a rockface, but all independent . . . a series of books through which the same characters move for all the world as if to illustrate the notion of reincarnation . " The first novel of the quincunx, " Monsieur, " received the James Tait Black Memorial Prize in 1974.
10. But she sang jazz, gospel, folk, and pop with equal finesse, moving with ease from " Autumn Leaves " to Pete Seeger's " Oh, Had I a Golden Thread " to Curtis Mayfield's " People Get Ready " and sounding for all the world as if she were, by turns, a jazz diva, an earnest folk singer, and a fiery soul screamer.