Sentence examples for are flatter from inspiring English sources
verb
To compliment someone, often insincerely and sometimes to win favour.
Second, more recent curves are flatter.
Pitches are flatter and boundaries smaller.
Researchers are pushing to create night-vision devices that are flatter, smaller and lighter.
The subjects are flatter and more abstract than those in her previous work.
Now L.C.D.'s are as large and D.L.P. TV's are flatter.
Pieces from the 16th century and later are flatter, larger, and of a darker colour.
There are flatter places to bowl, but they are all in Nevada.
Samples found in tombs are flatter and coarser than modern bread.
Those in the south are flatter than the more dramatic, challenging northern options.
One reason for this acceleration is that company hierarchies are flatter than they used to be.
Urban spaces here are flatter and boxier, because builders take advantage of every inch allowed by the limit -- approximately 130 feet, if you extrapolate from the law.
