Sentence examples similar to more or less what does from inspiring English sources

If you go to Airbnb today, the first prompt is more or less "what do you want to do" instead of finding a home.

Which is more or less what Teeuwen does.

But because these documents long ago rose to the status of American scripture, another way to read them is to conduct an exegesis, which is more or less what Garry Wills does in "Head and Heart: American Christianities" (Penguin; $29.95).

That's more or less what Del Rey does here, with a long-haired surf bro serving as her Christensen.

Some of the youngsters of that era are still around today, doing more or less what they did then.

Invited into public elementary and junior high schools for one-day writing workshops, I've done more or less what teachers do: one class after another, hour after hour, pumping out a constant high level of intensity and adrenaline.

But next time, it may well not be.On the latest two occasions, everybody knew more or less what to do; it was merely a matter of summoning up the will to do it.

That is more or less what Jessica Seinfeld did.

"That's more or less what I do," he said, sounding a bit resigned.

(This is more or less what I did last year, except I ran out of crisps).

That's more or less what I did – except in my case the island was Guernsey.