Examples of using Less confusing in English and their translations into Czech
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It will be less confusing.
In less confusing news.
Life will seem a lot less confusing.
It is much less confusing than you think.
Go with your real name. Less confusing.
It is much less confusing than you think.
I don't think that makes it less confusing.
Would it be less confusing if it was a country?
If it was a country? Would it be less confusing.
It's less confusing than the way you speak.
Just… it would be… Marnie. Less confusing if you call me.
Marnie. less confusing if you call me… Just… It would be.
I hope your evening is less confusing than mine. Sure.
Less confusing if you call me… Marnie. Just… It would be.
Just… It would be… less confusing if you call me… Marnie.
If more guys did that,they would find the opposite sex less confusing.
And your life's gonna get a lot less confusing when you figure that out.
In less confusing news, Dave and I wanna have everyone over for Thanksgiving this year.
Also, Zeytinburnu- zey-TEEN boor-noo is an easier,safer and less confusing station.
Believe it or not, it is less confusing because of the texture of the breast itself.
I thought that, as he got weaker, as the cancer got worse,that it would be less confusing for them.
And sometimes, I think it would be less confusing if I could just let everything get all mixed up.
I thought that, as he got weaker, as the cancer got worse,that it would be less confusing for them.
You know, I just think it would be less confusing for everyone if I were to lead and you were to follow.
I mean, that's… Of course that's different, butI think maybe… It would be… less confusing if you call me.
Invented conclusions to make everyday life less confusing it often fills in the blanks with confabulated stories, false memories, people who never existed; and to somehow rationalize what's happening to him. When the brain is confronted with major memory loss.
IMHO this paragraph still needs some work to be less confusing for newbie(and experienced) assurers.
When the brain is confronted with major memory loss, and to somehow rationalize what's happening to him. false memories, people who never existed; it often fills in the blanks with confabulated stories,invented conclusions to make everyday life less confusing.
When the brain is confronted with major memory loss, false memories, people who never existed;invented conclusions to make everyday life less confusing it often fills in the blanks with confabulated stories, and to somehow rationalize what's happening to him.
I believe that it is a less confusing and less subjective principle, and this is not a terminological issue, Mr Barrot, but a substantive issue: provocation lends itself to abuses, to excesses, it also lends itself to excessive attention to the socially emotive, which would often dictate excessive and confused reactions.