Sentence examples for Less of a living from inspiring English sources

At a greater distance he is more of a historical figure, less of a living presence.

I say we're ready to take over the poor Latvian's country and make their lives less of a living hell.

The effect was less of a living space, perhaps, than an undead one.

"After five years of David Cameron, the number of people paid less than a Living Wage has risen by 44% and nearly half of all the new jobs created have been in low-paid sectors.

While those kinds of stunts are less common, his companies are no less a living incarnation of him and his vision.

To the outsider, jazz can seem less like a living form of music than a set of signifiers: music played to an older audience, aware of its own history, redolent of the cool of a half-remembered, semi-fictionalised past.

It makes the internet and screens less of a preoccupation, and living and doing more of one.

Yes you would have less of a chance of living in a house held up by its mould, but then again you would also be forced, by the police if necessary to have a curfew on your pre-drinks.

In regards to this matter, appearance is often less of a priority when living alone.

How does his group handle criticism that the Black Hebrews have less of a right to be living on this land than the Palestinians?

A reduction in consumption, a less wasteful model of living, a pooling of resources – these may be, both economically and environmentally, positive developments arising out of a disastrous set of circumstances.