Sentence examples for be a less fractious from inspiring English sources
The other all-American quarter-final today, between Lindsay Davenport and Venus Williams, should be a less fractious affair.
The key passages involve whether it would be safe for the couple to return, even conceding that Macedonia is now a less fractious environment.
Being harshly self-critical, Geisel at one point or another in the evolution of each of his books has hurled his accumulated words and pictures onto the floor or into a fireplace, whence they are customarily retrieved by his wife and restored to his hands when he is in a less fractious mood.
Still, until yesterday what seemed clear was that Burton's succession had ushered in a new era of serene femininity, a less fractious vision of beauty, at the house of McQueen.
While the AGM is expected to be less fractious than some over recent years, given the loosening of the Emirates purse strings to bring in the likes of Alexis Sánchez and Mesut Özil, the board will face tough questions from fans on a range of issues.
What kinds of policy interventions might set these mega-platforms on a less fractious path?
Enthusiasts for world harmony turned out to be no less fractious than the xenophobic nationalists they aspired to tame, and their own petty disputes over language – and in particular an enhanced form of Esperanto termed Ido (meaning "offspring" in the parent language) – soon led to an Ido-Esperanto schism.
But Indians can at least expect their new government to be less fractious than its predecessor.
They have urged the two largest parties Miss Megawati's PDI-P and Golkar, the party of former president Suharto to let Mr Wahid choose his own people, so that the cabinet will be less fractious and more accountable to him.
Deraa's rebels are banded into numerous battalions but are less fractious than their peers in the north.
