Examples of using Impersonal in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
These intellectuals are accepting the thought of an impersonal God.
The sky is an expansion, impersonal expansion.
Too impersonal.
That impersonal feature is Kṛṣṇa's energy.
personal or impersonal, actual or potential,
But it's a little impersonal.
He is a person, not an impersonal"power.
Hobbs… It's so… impersonal.
In Buddhism, reality is impersonal and non-relational; therefore,
Meaning it's kind of impersonal.
They are true persons, yet endowed with nearly all of the attributes of impersonal spirit manifestation.
And that cannot be repaid with a swift, impersonal death.
John. As recordings are so sadly impersonal.
The impersonal friendship, the exaggerated laughter,
It's a little impersonal.
I mean, what we do is very invasive and impersonal.
Cold, impersonal.
Yes, but the telephone is so impersonal.
And how impersonal they are makes them even worse.
And it only highlights how impersonal Summer's side of the room is.