Sentence examples for but less talk from inspiring English sources

As the days pass after the "resolution" of the 2000 presidential election, it becomes more and more apparent that election reform is becoming less and less a priority ("Familiar Cast but Less Talk of Florida Voting Reform as Jeb Bush Unveils Plan," news article, March 7).

Similar in tone but less talked-about is Netflix's Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories, which is anchored on Japanese comfort food.

Game of Thrones is well-known for gleefully killing off main characters, but less talked about is how the show seems to enjoy the thought of rape ending in pregnancy.

It is like The Apprentice, but with less talk of 'giving 1000%' and with the added twist of having to make pâté out of pig's brain.

Will we be like lemmings, rushing to the comfort of Big Brother's crushing embrace?"At CPAC, as at so many conservative gatherings nowadays, there was much talk of broadening the party's appeal to new groups, but rather less talk of new policies that might actually win over such groups.

The party has recruited Thomas Piketty to boost its economic credentials on an anti-inequality platform, but there is less talk now of upending the continental order.

Today the Republicans seem not only powerless but leaderless... Less talk is heard now than in the summer about starting a new party and more about reorganizing the Republican Party.

A dark and haunting trailer for Bloodborne (arriving in 2015) was also shown - but there was less talk here, with the impressive visuals doing all the work (think Thief, but scarier).

But there's been less talk about how his candidacy might impact Americans' prejudices.

There's not much action and even less talk, but the tension between the youths and various authorities plays out in a series of small, riveting gestures.

Right now there's less talk but a little later we might have 15 people in here and they'll be playing PlayStation and arguing and yelling.