Sentence examples for dealt less from inspiring English sources
It dealt less comfortably with the emotional intensity, which is perhaps inevitable given the letters' status in our perception of Beethoven.
Speaking to reporters at City Hall yesterday, Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani dealt less with the chaos that followed last year's parade than with the event's importance to the city and its Puerto Rican community.
(A statement last week by Jewish scholars and rabbis urging Jews to relinquish their fears of Christianity dealt less with issues of ecumenism than with dogma long seen as prejudicial).
(At school, ambivalently, you heard that these same Cossacks sometimes dealt less sweetly with political demonstrators in Union Square. Want to lift the embargo on Spain? Want to free the Scottsboro Boys? Bring along a handful of marbles to drop on the pavement: police horses hate marbles).
Despite a promising beginning in his academic career, he started to lose interest in economics when approaching the end of his BA studies at Princeton, mostly because it dealt less than he expected with relevant social problems, and he even considered a change to sociology.
The Nirvana frontman dealt less directly with the blurriness of persona.
And they tend to deal less directly with prisoners.
Even those set in other historical periods deal less with events than with larger questions.
His new series, "Graveyard Point," deals less with the mechanics of fishing and more with the people who do it.
From now on, he said, I would be dealing less with him about editorial matters than with Mr. Bingham.
It deals "less with people as such than with mental attitudes," and proceeds through the "creative treatment of exhaustive erudition".
