Sentences with phrase «bit less polished»

You may also see app refreshes when switching between them via the recent apps screen, which might not be the end of the world, but it does make the experience feel a bit less polished.

The writing's a bit less polished than DA:O (hi there, maniacally laughing broodmother lady), but the companions are a good set.

Soundwise, Lucas van Tol (music supervisor) also suggested we'd go for a much smaller and more intimate sound, and a bit less polished, as opposed to the big blockbuster sound that some games go for, with focus on solo Instruments and «found sound», rather than bigger ensembles.

I do rank this below Cathay Pacific as I've heard the food and service can be a bit less polished and consistent.

By comparison to the Honda CR - V, which also uses a 1.5 - liter engine and a CVT, the Eclipse Cross SEL seems a bit less polished.

Not exact matches

When I catch myself once again polishing off a whole plate of baked goods, I wish that there was something I could do, some little pill I could take that would make that last delicious bite look — and taste — a little less appealing.

Application was easy; since the polish is a jelly, you can expect a little bit of streaking on the first coat, but it was pretty good compared to other, less pigmented black jellies I've used.

I was a little unsure about this polish at first, because I remember being a teensy bit less - than - impressed with the Bond Girls collection, especially in comparison to Mariah Carey's collection.

We weren't able to get her hair pin straight like we could with a traditional flatiron, but if you want something a bit less harsh and polished, this brush could do the trick.

Overall, the presentation in the Wii U iteration is a bit less fluid and polished, and it's lacking a couple features from other versions, but Madden still delivers a great core football experience.

I don't consider the VerveOnes + to be huge, but they're a little bit bigger than the Dash, and the hardware is less polished.