Sentence examples for less meticulously from inspiring English sources

This one includes a dance for two women that is compelling and funny because they take turns to do charming ballet steps with real precision to mime — no less meticulously — throwing things at each other.

Currently, a fully restored 190SL can sell for more than $60,000; less meticulously refurbished examples can be bought for less than $20,000, but the cost of correcting a botched renovation can be enormous.

But despite these advances, Do's design is less carefully considered than that of Asana; its interactions less meticulously crafted; its interface not realtime.

These simple dwellings have been less meticulously restored than the sumptuous structures in the center, but throughout, there are few glimpses of the modern.

And you never get the sense he's just shovelling product carelessly into the market: a big man often pictured delicately adjusting his small, wire-framed glasses between thumb and fingertip, Stevens never gives the impression of doing anything less than meticulously.

Selby (who has also photographed for T) is among a new breed of chroniclers less interested in meticulously composed, Architectural Digest-worthy studies of how people decorate than on-the-fly snapshots of how people actually live.

Iraqi mortality estimates since the beginning of the war have ranged from President George W. Bush's 2005 guess of "30,000, more or less," to the meticulously documented range of 84,099 to 91,762 logged as of late May by IraqBodyCount.org, to the 654,965 suggested by a 2006 study in The Lancet.

These days, there is less of the spare, meticulously placed simplicity that made Jamal a major influence on Miles Davis, although his piano style remains notably clear and direct.

The figurative elements inject freshness into the pictures, giving them an individuality that is less apparent in the meticulously rendered and decoratively impressive abstracts, which are the more marketable works in this show.

She said her sculptures, while representations of meticulously gathered data, seek less to teach viewers explicitly about science than to make them think about how they think.

In less than 24 hours those herbs, meticulously cleaned and gathered in bouquets -- clean, vibrant, impossibly perfect ones -- would be shipped overnight to one of the country's top kitchens.