Sentence examples for more or less unable from inspiring English sources

In February, Gaga revealed that due to a labral tear of the right hip, she had been left more or less unable to walk.

So did Reuben Kadish (1913-1992), a talented painter and friend of Jackson Pollock who found himself more or less unable, or unwilling, to paint following a stint as an Army artist in India and Burma during World War II.

(I disagree with Anthony's suggestion that these "unbeautiful compositions" bear "a hint of Fassbinder," who was more or less unable to make an unbeautiful composition, and whose movies are distinguished precisely by their visual style).

bOne participant's score was 100 but had not resumed work to pre-illness level, was dependent on 50%% welfare benefits, and reported 51 symptoms and a reduced functional level The participants had been engaged in either work or studies on a full-time basis pre-illness but were more or less unable to continue their pre-illness engagements after falling ill.

Dress, hairstyle, sexual activity (more OR less).

The conservative elite has also been quick to note that Reagan - whose deification in the GOP has made his story more-or-less the Republican presidential playbook - was unable to win Iowa in 1980 (losing to his future V.P, George H.W).

Add suitable supplements along with the goat's milk or fawn replacement formula, depending on the fawn's size: Newborn fawns: They are about the same size as two chihuahuas (more or less) and are unable to process solid foods as of yet.

Cells grown under continuous illumination stay more or less colourless and are unable to use light energy.

At one point, he more or less hibernates for three days in a snow hole, unable to find the house in a blizzard.

Unable to narrow the list, they chose 20 to exhume - more or less at random, they said - and found that 6 had been poisoned.

And this leaves them unable either to admit how moderate Mr. Obama is or to acknowledge the more or less universal extremism of his opponents on the right.