Examples of using More acceptable in English and their translations into Polish
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We hope to refocus your husband's desire We did. And through the sensate therapy on to more acceptable parts of your body.
An even more outrageous double standard is that emphasis is often placed on how attractive said female teacher is- the more attractive said teacher, the more acceptable the relationship is.
At first glance it may seem that the insulation inside more acceptable, but this is a misconception.
This decision will be more acceptable than just assembling a larger wire gauge,
the price is more acceptable for consumers.
while they are more acceptable in today's intellectual climate of the humanity.
so a refund for‘unused tunnelling time' has become more acceptable?
make YOUR presentation more acceptable.
To make it more acceptable, Qabbani showed it to Munir al-Ajlani,
The next day's services at the temple were more acceptable to Jesus and did much to relieve the unpleasant memories of the previous day.
That should make this approach more acceptable to business and, hence, more practicable.
possibly to secure a more acceptable heir to King Edward.
If you are going to insist on this grubby verité… I have already been recommended a number of professional girls all with… much more acceptable looks… several of which whom I'm sure will be available immediately.
In April 1969 he was replaced by a candidate far more acceptable to Moscow, a man by the name of Gustav Husák.
so we are more acceptable to the general public.
Although it is now marginally more acceptable, the climate change package is still a bad one, and its adoption at this juncture is simply ridiculous.
Legislation with exemptions could be more acceptable in some Member States,
It revealed a greater efficacy rate, as well as overall much more acceptable activity evaluated by both individuals as well as investigators,
Is hatred for a person simply because of his ethnicity more acceptable today, as long as the object of the hatred is a Pole rather than a Jew?
to peer reviews and could help to make EFSA decisions more acceptable in the Member States11.