Sentence examples for a less natural from inspiring English sources
Allen was a less natural fit.
To others, however, a less natural explanation is more likely.
Graeme McDowell has explained how a key change in the "dynamic" between he and Rory McIlroy means they are a less natural Ryder Cup pairing than before.
For fashion models, whose caché depends on radiating exclusivity, luxury and expense, hard-core charity work is arguably a less natural mix.
In general she is a less natural Odette, the swan queen betrayed by Prince Siegfried, than she is Odette's evil imposter, Odile.
Only a few years out of bankruptcy and fearful of being left behind in a wave of industry consolidation prompted by the Delta-Northwest merger, UAL immediately moved to revive back-burner talks with US Airways, a weaker potential partner and a less natural fit than Continental.
Some women prefer not to do this, as eyeliner looks a little less natural than an eye with just mascara.
Most JPG HDR captures on devices grab only two images, and the JPG compression also means you lose a ton of the image data that's captured right away, meaning any resulting edits are going to look a lot more processes and a lot less natural.
While ambient restriction is a little less natural than intrinsic restriction, since the restriction to (Z) of a ((p,q -form on (X) is no longer a ((p,q -form on (Z), it is nevertheless a useful notion of restriction in certain conteXts.
Some fans probably came away with the impression that Zimbabwe's main problem is a lack of rain, but the truth is it's hard to imagine a disaster less natural than the one unfolding in Zimbabwe.
It has, however, been shown that there are alternative but a little less natural models with respect to which completeness does hold constructively (Veldman 1976).
