Examples of using Impersonal in English and their translations into Czech
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Withdrawal from the contract by the buyer in the event of an impersonal way of delivery: In accordance with Act No.
In the long run these topics demand much more than impersonal measures; they require fundamental shifts
very impersonal until I got to this space where I realized that I was in the area where the souls await rebirth.
Captain, would your attitude remain the same… impersonal, objective… were you to know that Smith,
Chrome corresponds more to the impersonal character of the artistic intention which lay behind constructivism,
that is not the way forward, but perhaps we have gone too far with the impersonal nature of the responsibilities of different people.
that's so impersonal, isn't it?
which involves such long monotonous waiting that the subjects freeze into an impersonal, almost soulless pose.
For a small, impersonal room at the courthouse,
For a small, impersonal room at the courthouse, and we are on the same page. That is a lot of people.
I think that's so impersonal.
But a group of women from the community centre in the Australian industrial town of Port Kembla have decided to stand up against this impersonal trend.
From Warming up, Impersonal Games to Getting to the Person
You're making this impersonal by comparing the woman that I have been in love with since high school to raw onions.
personal honour alongside higher and impersonal interests victorious over those individual feelings that we call love?
I suppose these letters are a little impersonal, but I know a Iot of my friends"are interested to hear how we're getting on,
namely Brahman, or the impersonal all-pervasive spirit;
We have no, uh, defence in this large, impersonal establishment that maintains it's here for our edification,
the glaring effulgence of its impersonal nature- may be compared to those who can realize only the Brahman feature of the Absolute Truth.
I had hoped it was a by-product of the impersonal translation process