Sentence examples for more circular than from inspiring English sources

The film feels elegant by comparison, more circular than headlong.

Cleveland Circle, no more circular than Harvard Square is square, is the terminus of the Beacon Street trolley line.

In contrast to most jazz, his style of improvising is more circular than linear, involving a great deal of repetition and producing a rapt sense of time-in-suspension, instead of the forward motion generated by traditional swing.

Clusters are smaller and more circular than presettlement stands, have 89 92% of their perimeter in high-contrast forest edge, and frequently have Pinus spp. basal areas ⪢100 ft2/acre.

Though in a sense these candidates represent the extreme left and the extreme right of the political spectrum, they readily agreed on a number of issues that Democrats and Republicans won't even broach a reminder that the left/right construct doesn't always make sense (or that it's more circular than linear), and that the establishment parties still overlap a great deal.

Dominance was more circular than linear, whereby B could sometimes displace A and C sometimes B, etc. Linearity in the dominance hierarchy measured in the very dry years of 2005 and 2007 most probably existed to minimize competition and risk of injury over access to water as a limited resource.

The laws of physics dictate that runners go faster on tracks that are more circular, rather than elongated hippodrome-like tracks, where runners lose momentum in tight turns.

Birds with their right nostrils blocked made it back, too, but they stopped more often and took an even more circular route than the others.

Seeing TFR diagrams depicted in Figure 1, we can notice how materials with higher value of have more circular shapes than those having lower.

The hatchling has a proportionally larger head, eyes, and tail, and a more circular shell than the adult.

It is known that in the past, Mars has had a much more circular orbit than it does currently.