Sentence examples for characteristically less from inspiring English sources

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was characteristically less effusive.

Iggy Pop's remembrance of Phil Everly was characteristically less melancholy.

In contrast, the incumbent US president, Barack Obama, is characteristically less convoluted: "Pot had helped, and booze; maybe a little blow when you could afford it.

Galton, too, albeit in characteristically less politically correct fashion, noted, "I have been surprised at finding how often insanity or idiocy has appeared among the near relatives of exceptionally able men").

"Mythologies" is, characteristically, less a unified whole than a collection of parts: 53 short essays that Barthes wrote for a literary journal under the rubric "Mythology of the Month".

After linearly removing the effects of contrasts in solar radiation and wind speed, which are characteristically less reliable under downscaling in complex terrain, approximately half the residual variance was accounted for by contrasts in temperature and humidity between GridET and WRF.

It didn't help that the United Nations was characteristically less-than-competent at drafting a paper to address the issue of online harassment.

Dawkins himself was, characteristically, rather less measured, deciding to kick off with a provocative, personal reinterpretaton of St Paul's first letter to the Corinthians.

During the recall test 5 days later (LTM1), rats characteristically showed less freezing in the context in which they had received a 10 min exposure during extinction training (A) than in the context they were exposed to for 2 min during extinction training (B, Fig. S1).

Truman, Eisenhower, and, less characteristically, Bush were muted in their final performances.

The celebration is characteristically modest, far less a survey than a notebook-style reprise of some of the riches the gallery has brought us.