Sentence examples for more accessibly than from inspiring English sources

In his time-honored poem, If, Rudyard Kipling explored the tenuous vagaries of success both more poignantly, and more accessibly, than Macbeth.

Utilizing impressive loops to directly represent his very own mental images, Crego, who uncovered his passion for the artform after recognizing how the moving images made people think faster and more accessibly than other forms of art, creates images with a sort of sci-fi classical aesthetic.

Utilising impressive loops to directly represent his very own mental images, Crego, who uncovered his passion for the artform after recognising how the moving images made people think faster and more accessibly than other forms of art, creates images with a sort of sci-fi classical aesthetic.

The collection proves those doubters wrong, with Wang using his supple approach to create clothes that are both more avant-garde than most recent designer-meets-high-street ranges and more accessibly priced.

Paradoxically, they also feel more accessibly human.

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

More accessibly, Anne and Jeff VanderMeer have gathered many of the gnarliest examples of the genre in their Steampunk anthology.

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".