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The sweet sounds of the church bells has the influence of sermons and they are like defining peace.
  

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The sweet sounds of the church bells have the influence of sermons ... "they are like defining peace" is feasible only if "defining" is an adjective modifying "peace", which would be unusual and somewhat obscure in meaning. I'm not sure if it is what you intend.

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  • The sweet sounds of the church bells have the influence of sermons ...
  • "they are like defining peace" is feasible only if "defining" is an adjective modifying "peace", which would be unusual and somewhat obscure in meaning.
  • I'm not sure if it is what you intend.
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The sweet sounds of the church bells have the influence of sermons ...

"they are like defining peace" is feasible only if "defining" is an adjective modifying "peace", which would be unusual and somewhat obscure in meaning. I'm not sure if it is what you intend.
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"they are like defining peace" is feasible only if "defining" is an adjective modifying "peace", which would be unusual and somewhat obscure in meaning. I'm not sure if it is what you intend.
...they seem define peace of mind.
Is it correct?Thank you.
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Anonymous...they seem define peace of mind.Is it correct?
they seem to define peace of mind
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