Sentence examples for Less heartfelt from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, they often seem less heartfelt, too.
No less heartfelt, it was attended by scores, including all 11 nephews and nieces (Rob and his wife Sophy had no children).
— Byron In 1948, a year before the publication of Aldo Leopold's "A Sand County Almanac," which became a central text for anyone interested in environmental values, a more polemical but no less heartfelt environmental message appeared in an unusual venue.
Less heartfelt but just as debauched were two films starring major A-list actresses last year.
But his determination is no less heartfelt.
The fact it is convenient and free does not mean the sentiment is any less heartfelt".
Having escaped, he receives a less than heartfelt welcome from his mother, who, it turns out, has sold him into Power's service.
Even his populist declarations ("Change never happens from the top down, it happens from the ground up") seem less than heartfelt, while her unchallenged commitment ("Democrats care about people! Republicans don't!") sucks up all the play's oxygen.
His quest for a religious identity isn't particularly convincing; in fact, it often seems less a heartfelt search than a device cooked up by an enterprising journalist and his editors, a way to get him on the road again.
As these features pile up, the project comes to seem more and more like an artifact of the memorial industry, less like a heartfelt response.
Somehow, the prospect fills me with something less than heartfelt joy.
