Sentence examples for more or less correct from inspiring English sources
On that score, I was more or less correct.
For the first time in many years there is a good chance those ages were, more or less, correct.
("Why is the air so much clearer and crisper on cold nights than warmer ones?" someone wondered the other evening. The answer that I guessed — that there's less moisture in it — turns out to be more or less correct).
"We're gonna need more holy water!" The ashen-faced priest's panicky assessment of the situation in this witchy-plaguey-exorcism fantasy thriller turns out to be more or less correct.
This is more or less correct (given the obvious uncertainties in long term data from the continental interior), but analogously to the example above, local cooling does not contradict global warming.
More or less correct answers: .
McGinty did acknowledge that the outcome "will not cheer anyone," and offered a more-or-less correct view about what the law demands of police officers making split-second decisions when they fear for their lives.
More or Less corrects some seriously sloppy reporting.
Partitioning selection into direct versus indirect (neighbor-modulated) components is neither more nor less correct than partitioning it into within-group versus between-group components.
This is more or less a correct reflection of the extent of prevailing poverty, and therefore needs to be accepted as the new poverty line.
In real situation, working with the fully automated system, there may be observed various types of obstacles impacting, more or less, on the correct working of the system.
