Sentence examples for less beside from inspiring English sources

The actual decision is more or less beside the point.

So to say that Paolini is an unskilled narrator and a derivative mythmaker is more or less beside the point.

"If you're extreme, you must be what you are, which means that happiness is more or less beside the point".

But all this is more or less beside the point, which is: the Germans knew something like this was going to happen.

That's why Van Sant's attempt to remake "Psycho" is more or less beside the point, an experiment that proves only its own inadequacy.

"But there have been signs that the company is serious about constructing a digital business that is less beside the point," he says.

Chosen by Thom Powers, who has programmed documentaries for the Toronto International Film Festival and the Stranger Than Fiction series in New York, the thematic groupings have included good work but have felt a little nebulous, or, to put it less kindly, beside the point.

They glitter less when set beside their international competitors.

"If you're allowing the product to become contaminated, having more or less inspectors is beside the point," he said.

For Dubai and China, whether the investment returns 10percentt or 20percentt — or perhaps much less — is almost beside the point, he suggests.

Besides, less government would mean more decisions directly in the hands of those who pay for the politicians.