Examples of using Sounded more 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
With a voice that sounded more mature than his age of 12 years old, Prince Michael said.
including the human voice, sounded more like that instrument live.
Of users reported that music sounded more natural and 64% reported that music sounds were fuller
Dressed as cowboy-types on the outside, but sounded more like two blokes who just stumbled in out of the pub in Clerkenwell,
he emphasized that in the case of B version vocals sounded more natural.
in turn, in Jacek Gawłowski's mastering studio hi-res files sounded more like the players Ancient Audio and Métronome Players.
And Portia de Rossi's name used to be Amanda, but she changed it so as to sound more like the car, which she felt sounded more impressorial.
The male voices sounded more immediate and holographic without turning edgy or forward.
I am actually a rock musician”, the pianist says,“my first band sounded more like AC/DC”.
rather and a better"presence", as if everything sounded more natural.
povero core,” my impression was similar to the one I had with the Mozart concerto-the soprano sounded more like a person singing than a recording of a person singing.
that the CD-R sounded more natural, it reminded me more of the nature of an analog tape I'm talking in general about the characteristics of the medium.
Clash kind of sounded more like the Beatles.
Regardless of the fact which system sounded more"right", meaning with that better reproduction of the material recorded on the disc(because reality is a completely different story)
That actually sounds more like a wild yak to me.
It sounds more like,"ring.
Date night sounds more like an order.
However, this sounds more like a drug.
Mr. Silver would make this all sound more agreeable to you.
That sounds more like the Gestapo.