Sentence examples for less rough from inspiring English sources

But no less rough than learning to speak to teenagers in a language they respect.

Ramadas had shaved his beard and grown a mustache; he looked cleaner, younger, less rough.

"There is less rough here and you can be creative with your shot-making".

Everything is less anarchic, less rough and tumble than in the old days.

The higher the slope is, the less rough is the interfacial zone.

But the most effective strategy is to use skin moisturizers, which slow water loss and also physically smooth the skin, making it feel less rough, says Dr. Gilchrest.

Outsiders have heard of him as a dangerous anti-market populist, albeit less rough-edged than he was.

"Granito" is less rough-edged than its guerrilla-film predecessor, but it shares a spirit of simplistic revolutionary solidarity.

At his news conference, the mayor indicated that having cancer had changed his views on life, and said he would pursue a less rough-edged style of governance.

Economists use the term to describe something less rough-and-tumble, yet, some fear, equally suffocating to the victim: bundling two or more products together as a package, and selling it for a single price.The world's two biggest companies, by market capitalisation, are under fire from antitrust authorities, in part because of concerns about bundling.

Less rough-edged than the East Village, and decidedly less chichi than the meatpacking district and most of SoHo, the Village south of Washington Square retains a personal, down-to-earth element that can still be felt at venerable haunts like the Olive Tree Cafe, with its chalkboard tables and Charlie Chaplin films, and at old-school music spots like the Bitter End and the Back Fence.