Sentence examples for less describes from inspiring English sources

Which more or less describes "Mysteries of Lisbon".

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

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

In fact, there is no need to imagine it: this more or less describes Japan or at least the first bit does.

That more or less describes the themes, which he bundles together with unadorned prose, a heavy serving of dread and a gratifying, blunt, O. Henry-like kicker.

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

That statement more or less described my own yard.

"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.

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.

Officially, neither American nor Israeli officials will even utter the name of the malicious computer program, much less describe any role in designing it.