Sentence examples for made more or less from inspiring English sources

His sense of Britain's innate mystery and beauty was made more or less ubiquitous.

By this means plated brass can be made more or less indistinguishable from cast brass.

Say that the practical issues could all be worked out, and domestic partnerships could be made more or less equitable.

There was even talk that Labour might come close to securing an overall majority – a task made more or less impossible by the use of proportional representation.

These are not department-specific actions but university-wide policies, all of which can be made more (or less) beneficial to women.

Among these is Grace Knowlton, who for a long time has made more or less spherical forms in a variety of material.

"I love that he has been making more or less the same food for more than 30 years," he said.

The result is that people are naturally and randomly assigned by these variations in their inherited genes to make more, or less, HDL, throughout their lives.

Harsh words but plenty agree, although one could make more or less the same bitchy remark about fans of music and listening to Heart.

As Sting recently noted in this paper, his success gives him licence to make more or less any music he wants to, however uncommercial.

The UN-based internet governance forum and US-based ICANN are two venues where human rights advocacy has been making more, or less headway.