Sentence examples for though more or less from inspiring English sources

Other buds will still grow, though, more or less depending on the natural bushiness of the plant.

Sufferers felt they were being smothered or suffocated; and, though more or less conscious, they could neither move nor speak.

Or is he among the Eccentrics, who, though more or less presentable, are a bit too passionately intense about some ism, as in the cases of Mike Huckabee (too much Christianism), Rick Santorum (ditto), Gary Johnson (too much libertarian maximalism), and Ron Paul (ditto, way too much)?

Luskin's Krugman-baiting — though more or less a hobby, while he works as an investment consultant — is the latest incarnation of an old tradition, dating back to the days of that great Colonial pundit Thomas Paine, who was hounded relentlessly by William Cobbett, a.k.a.a

A sophisticated, intelligent and in many respects helpless sort of person going about with a backpack that might contain all his worldly goods, he is "technically homeless," though more or less living with Van (Zazie Beetz), the mother of their baby daughter.

Others, though, have more or less written off the city's grand restaurants.

A couple of times, though, he more or less threw up his hands.

When we were actually sitting in a room together, though, she more or less disappeared: wouldn't look at me; gave monosyllabic answers in a frightened mumble; seemed terrified when I asked her to tell me why she wanted to work for our company.

The approach, though, is more or less the same no matter the format: He keeps his music spare so that there's room to focus on his words, which run in long torrents that sometimes feel as though they weren't even conceived as lyrics.

The underlying assumption remains controversial, even though balbisiana-like plants bearing more-or-less seedless fruits have been described.

Within a couple of years, though, that feeling more or less went away.