Sentence examples for more accessible a from inspiring English sources

This likable gangster flick is one of his more accessible, a fast-paced triad gangster flick.

This year she returned with something equally idiosyncratic but slightly more accessible: a painting made with Jell-O powder.

His new English-language set will draw on the recent Dutch show – which was "more accessible, a little less absurdist" than his previous work.

As the technology grows cheaper and more accessible, a new generation of film-makers – not all of them, but many – will work in the format from the start.

The company's CEO, Scott Flanders, decried naked spreads as "passe", telling the New York Times that Playboy's new PG-13 tone would be "a little more accessible, a little more intimate".

The cost of publishing public sector data is likely to have risen further where information was repackaged to make it more accessible: a site which maps the location of crimes across England and Wales, set up by the national police improvement agency, cost £300,000 to set up and more than £150,000 a year to run, for example.

She is well-rounded and is more accessible as a regular person (though a witch) with feelings and a personality.

The two regions are parts of a common waterway, now more accessible as a result of diminished sea ice.

"If it's more accessible to a greater number of people, that's not a bad thing," Ms. Devaux said.

A city that offers the alternative of unpopular spaces is more accessible than a city that only tolerates popular success.

"It has made flamenco more accessible to a lot of people.