Sentence examples for a lesser text from inspiring English sources

Working from a long-unpublished manuscript inspired by Thompson's early years as a jobbing journo, this celebratory adaptation of a lesser text is decidedly uneven fare.

This is not just a matter of the Book of Exodus and the Epistle to the Romans, or of St. Thomas Aquinas's "Summa Theologica" and John Calvin's "Institutes of the Christian Religion". There are also the lesser texts - the saints' lives and the tracts and the popular theologies that capture a particular place and time and then quietly fade away.

You could gain a lesser tax liability.

The deeper problem lies in the constant downgrading of "politics" as somehow being a lesser activity than the text-oriented interpretation of a document, or the high-minded — and single-minded — application of an abstract interpretive legal doctrine.

Research by philosophy Professor Michael Friedman reveals how a lesser-known Kantian text serves as an important bridge between Kant's concepts of metaphysics and natural science, as well as between defining periods in Kant's development.

As a result, simple full-text retrieval or, to a lesser extent, automatic extractive or associative indexing methods are the predominant methods used in non-library contexts.

Reading the text of the essay is a lesser experience than watching Maddow deliver it on the air.

"While some Member States may choose to integrate more slowly or to a lesser extent, the core of the EU must be reinforced and à la carte solutions should be avoided", says the text.

(Wilson received a lesser sentence).

A smaller Scotland; a lesser Britain.

But that is a lesser point.