Sentence examples similar to more less relevant from inspiring English sources

In that context the exhibition somehow seems both more and less relevant, more and less pressing, than it did when it first opened.

Furthermore, the ratings from different individuals may be more or less relevant for a specific recommendation and/or more or less trustworthy considering the overall rating behaviour of that individual.

To persist in wishing to limit the investigation to the site can only result in an unmethodical survey of a large area at the cost of prolonged effort, and will not produce anything more than a few bits of information more or less relevant to each other.

Generally a more or less relevant myth would be narrated.

This idea has become more, not less, relevant in the three decades since the novel was published.

Jerked awake, Pavarotti "would immediately make a more or less relevant observation about the performance he had only partly listened to".

Dyson gives us a thoroughly contemporary King, an enigmatic hero whose flaws and failings make him more, not less, relevant to our times.

I was researching a book at the time and all the yellow-leafed volumes whose pictures I pored over in the rare books room at St Pancras were more or less relevant to it.

This could make the WTO more, not less, relevant as a dispute resolution mechanism.

What makes your opinion any more or less relevant than Andrew's?

The developer is able to determine — visually — the dates that contain the defects that are more or less relevant to the search keywords.