Sentence examples for More acceptably from inspiring English sources

More acceptably expressed, that means that he is intellectually disabled.

These days, photographers, hairdressers and airbrushes produce a more acceptably homogenised product.

Does it train a writer to improve, or just to write more acceptably in eyes of fellow wannabes?

Like Clinton, he had yanked his garrulous old left-wing political party toward a more acceptably moderate market niche.

Then, more acceptably to ruling powers, his victims had been Spain's colonial subjects, darker-hued and infidels to boot; now his victims were compatriots.

So for Hacker it's not that couples were once better matched, but rather that they were once more acceptably mismatched: they had clearly defined roles, unequal but symbiotic.

Bam, it's a gaming monitor, and it performs more than acceptably.

It's going more or less acceptably in France and Italy, each of which recorded G.D.P. growth of 1.5 percent in 2010, well below Germany's 4.0 percent.

Most of the contact we made, skin to skin, was glancing and accidental, hardly more than what passes acceptably between strangers on the street.

Let EL be one or more experimental laws that perform acceptably well on such tests.

Other case series support ORIF for a more predictable good outcome and acceptably low complication rates [ 14, 15].