Sentence examples for casts less from inspiring English sources

Prior wealth casts less of an economic and political shadow over the new income generated each year.

Particularly the endogeic earthworm Aporrectodea caliginosa utilizes subterraneous food sources and therefore deposits casts less frequently on the soil surface.

Accordingly, in Morning Hours he casts Lessing as the spokesperson for a refined pantheism — a move that figures prominently in this contribution to the Pantheismusstreit.

(He warned against deep reds, blues or greens because they would cast less flattering tones).

Jurowski's orchestra responded well; the all-Russian cast less so.

The dancers all wore cumbersome individual headdresses; the hints of characterization and storytelling cast less light than obscurity.

Despite a few trims to the score and a cast less than half the size of that one, this production matches much of its spirit.

A city environmental review found that a tall, narrow building, like the proposed tower, would cast less shadow on open spaces than would a shorter, wider building.

We give the now-cast less emphasis than our forecast, but you can find it by clicking the "now-cast" tab in the right-hand column of this page.

Julie Salamon's year in the life of Maimonides Medical Centre in Brooklyn has a cast less beautiful than that of "Grey's Anatomy", less witty than that of "Scrubs" and less foul-mouthed than that of "No Angels".

She added: "The 1.6 million votes cast in this referendum in favour of Remain do not wipe away the two million votes that we cast less than two years ago".