Sentence examples for ever less that from inspiring English sources

Today, we see ever less that smacks of tradition and influence and ever more of what amounts to fungible brands.

The trouble is that Germany's continuing high unemployment makes it ever less likely that the country will get its budget deficit and debt below the respective treaty limits of 3 % and 60 of GDP.

But it becomes ever less likely that they'll actually outrun their own hype.

Moreover, it increased the anger of many Nigerians, who asked why Mr Yar'Adua gave his first public statement in almost two months to the Western media rather than to the press at home.It seems ever less likely that he will return to office, let alone stand for a second term in the election due next year.

But it's looking ever less likely that it is true.

You might even forget momentarily that you were ever less noble, or that any other art has held more than a passing interest for you.

I was so enraptured by Richard Goode's performances of the Beethoven Piano Concertos, with Iván Fischer and the Budapest Festival Orchestra (are they ever less than great?), that I am loath to add an alternative.

If nuclear plants contribute less, that will be truer than ever.

One might argue that the honor roll I describe is evidence less of provincialism than of the recent intellectual orientation that gives ever less weight to aesthetic criteria — that the people who voted for "Les Misérables" were thinking not of the book's importance in the history of the novel but of its great social resonance in France.

With each election they seem to become ever more stage-managed, ever less liable to produce that unguarded moment that helps define a candidacy.

They never imagined as teenagers that they would ever get married, much less that friends and family members would pester them about having children.