Sentence examples for more serviceable and from inspiring English sources

The Lagerfeld-designed outerwear was more serviceable and streamlined, with mesh as a front panel of a puffa jacket.

He put two-thirds of the rectory's furnishings in storage, replacing them with more serviceable and decoratively cohesive pieces, like a white cotton-linen suite of Pottery Barn sofa and chairs for the back parlor, discarded by a client.

Thus, establishing the POD-based reduced-order FD extrapolating model with fully second-order accuracy for NSIBEs has far more difficulties, but, more important, it is more serviceable, and more challenging than those for the non-stationary Burgers equation and the non-stationary Navier-Stokes equations.

Morning pastries and breads are more serviceable than remarkable, and we found this often the case throughout our entire trip where the humidity is a challenge to baking.

Alas, Mr Skeffington (1946), with Bette Davis and Claude Rains, is more serviceable than inspired, as was their pleasant Doris Day vehicle, Romance On The High Seas (1948).

The marine rope user, who consumes the major portion of manufactured rope, formerly preferred heavy twisted manila rope but now finds nylon or polypropylene more serviceable because of their higher strength and lighter weight.

Granted, Brad Oscar and Steven Weber, who are now playing the rascally Max Bialystock and the impressionable Leopold Bloom, are more serviceable than inspired, although the energetic Mr. Oscar is doing his level best to channel Mr. Lane.

They are also more serviceable, since they can be used on wall or floor — and quite a bit more affordable.

Something more practical, more serviceable — something more down to earth — seemed the way to go.

As a collection, nervous buyers are likely to gravitate to the more serviceable knee lengths.

Lighter, more serviceable reds (even slightly chilled, the way Loire vintners recommend) are really only tweaks away.