Indeed, wherever the rocks have not been much acted upon by the weather, and thus broken up and decomposed, we may expect to meet with more or less well-marked grooves and stride.
The most conspicuous and noteworthy deposit is a hard tough tenacious clay, which is always more or less well-charged with blunted and sub-angular stones and boulders, scattered pell-mell through the mass.
The evidence favouring a great antiquity for the American aborigines is strengthened by the fact that when first known to Europeans both North and South America were inhabited by tribes having more or less well-defined territorial limits.
For this purpose we select the more or less well-defined plains and plateaus into which the region is naturally subdivided.
It has often been objected to such views as the foregoing, that man is one of the most helpless and defenceless creatures in the world; and that during his early and less well-developed condition he would have been still more helpless.
In other eggs the stippling is altogether wanting, and the markings are smaller and less well-defined.
The only penalty that is brought upon us by the counsels of prudence, comprehended more or less well, followed more or less well, is, in the final account, more or less happiness or unhappiness.
To read, write, and cipher, more or less well; but in a very large proportion of cases not so well as to take pleasure in reading, or to be able to write the commonest letter properly.
Writing is a form of drawing; therefore if you give the same attention and trouble to drawing as you do to writing, depend upon it, there is nobody who cannot be made to draw, more or less well.
These apartments are occupied by more or less well-to-do people.
The volume contains the more or less well-known hymns-- The starry firmament on high.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "less well" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
