Sentence examples for more or less sum from inspiring English sources

These contrasting attitudes more or less sum up his conflicted self-presentation.

The title more or less sums it up.

That more or less sums up the US postal service's attitude this week.

That more or less sums up the quintessential Matt Damon role: the tabula rasa hero.

This sort of dynamic more or less sums up the economies of the third world.

Which more or less sums up the Wii U. Next up was Legend Of Zelda: Battle Quest.

That injury more or less summed up my first year after college – numbness, and then a slow return of feeling.

As for the Playmates' acting history, the statement on Miss October 1999's page — "On screen, Jodi's best known as Ramdar, the 'Super Hot Giant Alien Chick' from 'Dude, Where's My Car' " — more or less sums it up.

That more or less sums up the feeling of this difficult but powerful piece, presented on Thursday night as part of "Soaking Wet," a choreographic series organized by David Parker and presented at the West End Theater.

In recent years, in other words, conventional economics has been vindicated in at least a negative way: "Not as silly as our critics" isn't exactly a stirring slogan, but it more or less sums it up.

So after he called indigenous people living in low-income rural communities a "lifestyle choice" on Tuesday, this picture more or less sums up the response of the rest of the world when he starts speaking.