Sentence examples for a much briefer from inspiring English sources

Pettitte, who has 201 victories and four World Series rings, is mentioned in a much briefer passage.

Mr. Bush is not the first president to tour Auschwitz while in office -- Gerald R. Ford made a much briefer stop, under half an hour, in 1975.

In particular, he provides a sweeping attack on the modern world as increasingly dominated by religious modes of thought and oppressive social institutions, together with a much briefer sketch of a radical 'egoistic' alternative in which individual autonomy might flourish.

Lee comes behind, and offers a much briefer handshake and smile.

During a much briefer opening statement, Clarke said that Dzhokhar came from a broken home and looked to his older brother as a role model.

Another flavorful bit of casting, albeit in a much briefer role, is that of Helen McCrory as the politician who so hectors M in the parliamentary inquiry.

Most men can produce sperm very late in life, so male menopause is a much more gradual process than female menopause, which occurs over a distinct, much briefer time period.

Yet there's a climactic touch: a takeoff on the visionary mega-gravitational deformations of "2001," which, though much briefer than Kubrick's sequence, delivers an astonishment that's no mere parody but a worthy successor.

Melvin Sparks, managing to be much briefer than his billing as a "respected veteran rhythm and blues guitarist" who has played with Sam Cooke, Otis Redding and Curtis Mayfield, thanked "God and my wife," and sat down.

If found to be effective, this therapy can potentially be practiced by a wider range of clinicians than other therapies, given that it is much briefer and readily manualized than existing psychological treatments.

The other isotopes have much briefer half lives lasting between milliseconds to seconds.