Sentence examples for less matches from inspiring English sources

I envision something and cook it for dinner, and the resulting recipe more or less matches what I craved.

That process increases uniformity, eventually to the level the universe began with.Thus far, Dr Penrose's version of cosmology more or less matches the standard version.

The probabilities look fairly accurate, with exceptions in the beginning of the competition—since there are less matches played per team, they are more prone to variance.

If the album cover is suggestive of something that might have been released in 1982, then on Stop Desire or Boyfriend the music more or less matches, sounding like a 21st-century reboot of taut, spare new-wave pop.

Fatty's initial contempt for the town ("Moving pictures, as far as I could tell, were made by hacks and peddled to idiots") more or less matches Stahl's latter-day assessment in "Permanent Midnight" ("The only way the Fox lot could pass as a 'Dream Factory' is if your dreams happened to be stocked with Xerox machines").

Less matches existing drivers going from A to B with other people looking for a ride on the way.

My bemusement more or less matched theirs.

So there must be one less match than there are players.

Marco Polo's "factual" descriptions of Chinese dragons more or less match the large crocodiles once found there.

The more carefully you look at the footnotes, comparing them to the passages in the river, the less matched they seem.

"Business is according to our expectations and more or less matching our budget, which was quite prudent," says John Hooks, deputy managing director of Giorgio Armani.