Sentence examples for what makes it less from inspiring English sources

What makes it less mine than yours?

What makes it less predictable is that the Presidential election has the potential to expose their conflicts to others around them.

"What makes it less lonely," he said, "is that I can talk to anybody from the chairman to the tea lady and know that we all want the same thing".

It might sound surprising, but recognizing and accepting the discomfort -- not resisting and running away from it -- is what makes it less uncomfortable.

There are temporary exceptions that aren't representative of an overwhelmingly reactionary country but are what make it less disgusting than it would be without them.

By design, this algorithm does not involve the mobility matrix, what makes it computationally less demanding than the most often used Jacobian pseudoinverse algorithm.

Part of the brilliance of "Headlong" is how it lives in Lily only, but it's also what makes it a less complex book, a book for young people.

We must diagnose what makes a culture more or less opaque to its inhabitants; what makes it more or less liable to be strictly constraining of the conversations that rely on it; and what makes the possibility of many and diverse sources and forms of cultural intervention more or less likely.

What makes it even more audacious — if, perhaps, less plausible — is that it's directed against a government controlled by his fellow Democrats.

"That is what style is, or rather the absence of style--asyntactic, agrammatical: the moment when language is no longer defined by what it says, even less by what makes it a signifying thing, but by what causes it to move, to flow, and to explode--desire" (p. 133 mid-bot).

And what made it even less appealing was a steady rain about an hour before the scheduled 7 10 start that caused a 43-minute delay before the Mets were able to begin their game against the Pirates, the worst team in baseball.