Sentence examples for more accessibly from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, they also feel more accessibly human.

Songs from the recent album "Fragments of Freedom" (Sire) emphasized Morcheeba's more accessibly upbeat style.

Go to Stanage Edge near Hathersage, or more accessibly, Curbar Edge, both with views to take your breath away.

Its style was more in vogue in the 1970s; since then much contemporary opera has been written more accessibly, i.e., tunefully.

But in this economy, risk-taking with fashion makes a little less sense when customers gravitate to more accessibly priced accessories.

The heartlessness of this "Will" is more accessibly expressed in the great poem of 1912 about the sinking of the Titanic, "The Convergence of the Twain".

There are also some more-accessibly priced items like Murano glass rings for $550 by Manuela Zanvettori.

Changes in accessibility have led to a concentration of activities in more easily accessibly parts of the study area.

Rio Ferdinand's always been sort of distantly amusing - the drugs test chaos, the World Cup Wind Ups, the starring role in the school performance of Bugsy Malone - but his Twitter bants make him more immediately, accessibly so.

To date technology has hardly touched the rarified world of legal dispute, but internet and phone-based services can also help deliver advice more efficiently and accessibly.

The scientific community in particular is constantly trying to find new, creative ways to more easily and accessibly organize and interpret scientific data.