Sentence examples for it less rough from inspiring English sources

Use this with the remote control lantern to make "roughing it" less rough.

AR apps that similar functionality to that described in these patents has been used before, by companies including Layar and other startups, but Apple's system is clearly designed to make it less rough around the edges and more of a utility than a neat tech trick.

It might also have been hurt by televised basketball playoffs that drained some of the young male audience, and the PG-13 rating, which suggested that it was less rough than its predecessors in the long-running "Terminator" series.

It is less rough than Popper's and only limited in that it focuses largely on the class of those thought experiments that are taken to function in theory choice.

But the most effective strategy is to use skin moisturizers, which slow water loss and also physically smooth the skin, making it feel less rough, says Dr. Gilchrest.

We see Marley's birthplace, and it's a shack; we see Trench Town, the patch of Kingston to which he moved at the age of twelve, and it looks no less rough and untended now than it did then.

The main conclusion about the feelings caused by sliding is that while a surface is less rough than a finger tip, it generates desirable feelings but when it is rougher than a finger tip it generates undesirable ones (all in the context of what is deemed to be desirable for cosmetics' packaging).

The perennial champion jockey looks just a tad less rough than me, so it's safe to assume that the chic décor is inspired by his wife, Chanelle.

New York's Fifth Precinct may be less rough and tumble lately, but it's not reflected in Lt. Carolyn Fanale's policing approach in Chinatown.

It shows that NR gels are embedded in the SBR matrix (less rough surface), whereas SBR nanogels appear mostly on the surface of NR matrix (more rough surface), which could be due to the differences in the gels moduli.

Normally PMMA surfaces are initially less rough than polyamide-12 due to its injection under pressure and high temperatures [ 17].