Sentence examples for more about time from inspiring English sources

"It's more about time management than anything," he says.

DAVID EAGLEMAN: I'd certainly like to know more about time across cultures.

The show's second half is less about language and more about time.

Again, the spinoff is more about Time Warner than the magazine business.

After all, it was summer, when some judges and lawyers think more about time at the beach than clearing dockets.

I wish Mr. Reynolds had thought a little more about time and a little less about space.

The foundation has proved no less demanding than Microsoft, but she does have somewhat more flexibility about time.

I am much more realistic about time.

Remark 2.7 For more details about time scales, we advise the reader to refer to [25].

"We could have helped him be more realistic about time and budget," Ferree concedes.

Historical writing can date easily, telling us more about the time when it was written than the time it describes.