Sentence examples for A kind less from inspiring English sources
The parodies in "A Christmas Garland" (1912), generally thought to be the best such collection in English, are also criticism of a kind, less genial and more pointed.
What is wonderful, truly, about Rockaway, said Ryan Bucci, a surfer who says he has been riding the waves off Beach 90th Street for more than 20 years, "is that you get this old-school New York style," a kind less and less to be found in the gated community Manhattan threatens to become.
On top of which, Las Vegans I spoke with, young and old, complained about not having "enough authentic places," which are "locally owned, one of a kind, less corporate," as Tyler Jones, a 35-year-old architect-developer of luxury homes and third-generation Las Vegan, put it to me.
Tensions were defused through an "agreed framework" negotiated in 1994, under which North Korea agreed to halt the program in exchange for the supply of fuel oil and nuclear generators of a kind less prone to nuclear proliferation from the United States, Japan and South Korea.
Her mother is a mere mortal: a kinder, less complex, less riveting figure.
He found the book's tone "therapized and flat," and said that Ms. Bechdel's mother was "a kinder, less complex, less riveting figure" than her father.
The election of Barack Obama does not seem to have ushered in a kinder, less-polarized environment in politics — or television.
When Nicole began dating Liam, Caroline Fitton writing for the Daily Mail said "I think this reforming wild child – a kind of less moody Peaches Geldof – has struck lucky".
Currently, radiosurgery was a kind of less invasive treatment for AVMs.
To calm the ensuing controversy, Weill told Bloomberg News that in naming Perelman, a notoriously aggressive and litigious corporate raider, to the chairman's post, the public would "see a nicer, kinder, less litigious Ron than you've seen in the past".
However, a few species, especially wild green vegetables, have been employed in times of temporary food shortage (mainly winter time), as a kind of less-favored food, eaten on an infrequent basis.
