Sentence examples for adhere more or less from inspiring English sources

The mountain roads are winding and narrow, and the artisans and shopkeepers adhere more or less to a typical Mediterranean timetable, opening in the morning, closing from early afternoon till about 4, then reopening until 7 or 8 p.m. (But check the posted hours).

Instead, states determine their own holidays -- though most adhere (more or less) to the 11 federal holidays declared by Congress, meaning that employees of those states' governments receive time off work.

There seemed to be no stigma to adhering more or less zealously to the faith.

What each group played adhered, more or less, to the image it projected.

Now, decades after those turf battles between dogmatic composers who advocated complex methods and serial techniques and composers who adhered, more or less, to tonal procedures and traditional forms, it seems willfully dense to perceive Britten's music as conservative.

Dress, hairstyle, sexual activity (more OR less).

Generally GPs more or less felt obliged to adhere to these regulations.

Try to gently get them to adhere to one line of arguments that are more or less consistent.

The Argentine was more or less a conventional right winger, adhering to the 4-3-3 shise of his team with a far more disciplined and less flexible performance than usual.

If their projects adhere to the standards prescribed in the documents, permitting is more or less automatic.

(Mixtapes, more or less).