Sentence examples for less thrown from inspiring English sources

You'd be less thrown if he just grunted.

When the players are more or less thrown together, the overall sound is not going to be completely cohesive.

It didn't last long; by the summer of 1982 the Fed had more or less thrown out the monetarist playbook.

Clement was not sent to the Court by the Justice Department, which has more or less thrown up its hands and said that DOMA was, indeed, unconstitutional.

After a period of paralysis, during which the Administration appeared to have more or less thrown up its hands, the President is trying again, one plane ticket to Uruguay, or to the Baltic states, at a time.

The former USA coach Bob Bradley has been linked with the vacant managerial position at the Stadium of Light and has more or less thrown his fedora into the ring.

A couple of times, though, he more or less threw up his hands.

The woman more or less threw Linney's at her, then directed her to a banquet room filled with reporters.

My mother would never show up at one of the Grammy protests, much less throw anything at anyone.

It was a bone of contention last season that Mauricio Pochettino rested so many in the FA Cup and Southampton felt they more or less threw themselves out of a competition they could have fared well in.

There are at least three candidates for its greatest failure: (a) its call not to e-mail reporters, or even the White House, the decision when it was released, and to instead to more or less throw a stack of printed ones at a pack of reporters.