Sentence examples for less fallen from inspiring English sources
But the argument has more or less fallen on deaf ears".
That's the same set of political action committees and trade groups that have more or less fallen in line behind the governor for the last several years.
Caetano, a son of a government postal officer in Bahia, along Brazil's northeast coast, had more or less fallen into music after college.
In fact, it had more or less fallen apart by the early 80s.Even then, nobody at a top school learned stuff by reading the journals; it was all working papers, with the journals serving as tombstones.
She wrote other plays, but none achieved anything close to renown, and she has more or less fallen off the radar screen in spite of an evidently successful revival of "Rutherford and Son" at the Royal National Theater in London in 1994.
The story revolves around what Rachel, whose life has more or less fallen apart, sees from the 8.04 at the start of the day and the 17.56 at the end.
(At the end of one audacious circuit of turning jumps, he more or less fell).
Alaska, another plum that more or less fell from the tree, also aroused deep suspicion.
Cicero was assassinated -- the ultimate negative politics -- after Rome more or less fell apart around him.
Their current best, Josh Dugan, more or less fell from a suburban Canberra rooftop, Bacardi in hand, and into their laps.
Median prices — half the homes sold for more and half for less — fell 9.3percenttherere, to $162,100.
