Sentence examples for less described from inspiring English sources

That statement more or less described my own yard.

Before I got off the phone with John, I had more or less described the book I was not going to write.

The National Rifle Association has already more or less described Garland that way, even though he has never written a word about the Second Amendment.

REAL ESTATE An article last Sunday about houses for sale in the Hamptons for $500,000 or less described incorrectly one hamlet west of the Shinnecock Canal where such prices are available.

The underlying idea in that statement was more or less described in a brief speech made during the event by Rabbi Jonathan Sacks, chief rabbi of Great Britain, who said that religion has an influence that goes beyond mere political power.

(Duguid, an accomplished photographer, "does people," and Alford, who has turned himself into one, does the mise en scène, a job he more or less described this way: "I'm not a ruin kind of guy, but there were these ruins, so I took the picture").

Which more or less describes "Mysteries of Lisbon".

That more or less describes Mr. Elliott's misbegotten production, which feels underrehearsed and understaged.

That, more or less, describes dealings between South Asia's two nuclear-armed and mutually suspicious powers.

That more or less describes Nancy Ward, a 47-year-old paralegal interviewed while shopping at Faneuil Hall Marketplace in Boston.

"Without safety pins, there could be no opera," she says, more or less describing the low-budget ingenuity that has kept the Amato Opera humming.