Sentence examples for a far less intense from inspiring English sources

It was also not colourfast, and had a far less intense colour.

Martin was actually nearby, being honored on the field in the official halftime show, which had a far less intense audience.

But his stunts were generally tolerated at a time when security was far less intense than it would become in a post-Sept.

Roy Rogers was a straight shooter, too, though he was far less intense about it.

Though administration officials insist the pork-barrel politics are far less intense than during a close vote on the North American Free Trade Agreement six years ago, the vote has prompted perhaps a dozen members to take up unrelated matters with the president and the House leadership, although most insisted that the requests were not quid pro quos.

As a result he's a lot more relaxed in the changing room and is far less intense".

"Some ex-pats move out to Gueliz or elsewhere in the Ville Nouvelle because it is far less intense and you have a bit more freedom in terms of lifestyle," said Stevens, referring to the modernity available outside the riads and narrow lanes of the medina.

Such displays are far less intense than the sculpture Elle, by Gloria Friedman, a macabre erotic allegory, simultaneously animal and human, a contemporary variation on ancient myths – and what in the old days would have been called a masterpiece.

A major legacy of the civil-rights movement is that those battles are far less intense and destructive now than they were during the period covered in the anthology.

In truth, the fighting is far less intense than that.

Feelings are far less intense here, though, than in the Middle East.