Sentence examples for be less out from inspiring English sources

Whatever the status law's fate, Mr Orban's brand of unashamed nationalism may be less out of style in Hungary than the country's neighbours, and Brussels, would like to think.

"This is bound to have a chilling impact on the dealing community, and that is a big deal, because insofar as that happens, there will be less out there for the buying community," he said.

The events of the last few days suggest that on a variety of issues, including the environment and campaign finance, Congress may be less out of touch than the president, and that Mr. Bush is beginning to get it.

Though they may be less out of the ordinary once the real rains come.

At one point it felt the future might forever belong to crusty old Marxists beefing with die-hard anarchists for the right to show who could be less out of touch with normal people.

But will that be a selling point with bigger brands that are less out-of-the-box?

"There are less out-of-pocket expenses for the families involved, they can use the money for other activities.

It's turned out to be less of a homage and more of a homicide.

But there will soon be less of it flowing out.

But it is less out of laziness than principle.

This is less out of laziness (though there is some of that) than out of necessity.