Sentence examples for be less relaxed from inspiring English sources
Today's meeting will be less relaxed.
Even after seeing his lead erased, the German presented a brave, confident face, as he always does, but he has reason to be less relaxed now.
Operational managers and those who have direct contact with the public may well be less relaxed about service reductions, demotivated staff and unhappy service users, but even they appear to taken on board the message from senior management: "It's going to happen: get over it".
"He's less relaxed, he's much more intense.
It's less relaxed than The Big Lebowski, which it superficially resembles on account of their midnight-toking gumshoes.
It is assumed that when borders are negotiated, there will be give and take, just as there was in the talks Bill Clinton presided over at Camp David in 2000.But she is less relaxed about the refugees.
The smooth functions were less relaxed this time to avoid the control for seasonality affecting the estimates for the daily effect of temperatures.
THE summer break is less relaxing for some than others.
Between finding the left turn that might lead to a historic village and reciting the guidebook entry about the church you passed five miles ago, a car tour can be less than relaxing.
The fearless crusader for truth and transparency was slightly less relaxed when the free information being sought was about him.
He was slightly less relaxed about a few of referee Tom Foley's other calls – "Some of his decisions were nowhere near correct" – and was equally unimpressed with Wasps' first-half work rate that helped a slightly flat but powerful Exeter establish what should have been a winning platform.
