Sentence examples for because we know less from inspiring English sources

Miss Kunstmann is more successful, probably because we know less of Eva, and most of the other people are news pictures and studio portraits that have come to vogue life.The film covers the period from April 20 through May 1 , 1945 and takes place mostly in the bunker under the Chancellery.

Second, the method could be used to study reproductive isolation in other organisms, where it would be difficult to use other approaches because we know less about their genomes.

Silence seems to have rolled over Iran's burning landscape, not because the situation has calmed, but because we know it less and less.

By Laura Secor June 24 , 2009Silence seems to have rolled over Iran's burning landscape, not because the situation has calmed, but because we know it less and less.

When we read a current events article at CNN, we don't look at the comments because we know they are less than background noise — they're litter, and should be treated as such.

It is though we thirsted at the great wells of human experience, because we know that a daintier or less potent draught would not carry us to the end of the journey, going forward as we must in the heat and jostle of the crowd" (DSE 9).

The book's survey of the Western front is less dramatic because we know it so well.

But the absence of male writers matters because we know from research that men are less likely to buy books written by women (which is why some female authors have hidden their gender behind initials on book jackets).

Nor is Superman any less engaging because we know humans can't fly.

The conclusion was that the low achievers are often low achievers not because they know less but because they don't use numbers flexibly.

"I feel very bad because I know less than the others and they are very much younger," Haziza said.