Sentence examples for even less talked from inspiring English sources

In the deep shadow of AMC hits like "Mad Men," "Breaking Bad" and "The Walking Dead," and even less talked about than "The Killing," "Hell on Wheels" soldiers along, averaging about 2.4 million viewers in its second season — a level the ballyhooed "Breaking Bad" didn't reach until its fifth.

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.

And even less talk about Facebook, which has a very different type of multi-sided model.

Saving gay men was a secondary, less talked about benefit, even though we were, and continue to be, the majority of all infections.

But I believe a less talked about -- and even more important -- advantage of using prototyping is that it allows risk-averse organizations to learn to take risks.

(There is no evidence that in late January or early February of 1990 anyone — Mr. Genscher, James Baker or Mikhail Gorbachev — was even thinking, much less talking, about the possibility of NATO expansion even further into East-Central Europe). East-Central Europe

She talks to reporters even less than she talks to other Socialists, and she is especially wary of the American press — perhaps because she has not decided what the proper attitude of a would-be French President toward the United States should be.

"My observation is that the people in the research world who have made it have had to work extraordinarily hard, and there is even less psychological talk in that world than there might be in the clinical world," she says.

The players were even less eager to talk about their shrinking division lead.

As a reporter, it can seem like every other phone call you make triggers that tell-tale sign that the person on the other end is on the beach, and even less inclined to talk to you than they might normally be: The foreign dial tone.

They have even less interest in talking about anything except the kids.