Sentence examples for he thinks less from inspiring English sources

Web users are not, he thinks, less literate than their café forebears, only less inhibited.

Are there favorites he thinks less of now? "I prefer to think of people I missed the boat on," he said.

I finally managed to calm my food guru chum via the application of a great deal of burgundy, but I know he thinks less of me because I take pictures of my lunch for strangers.

(He thinks less of "Bonfire" than I do, for example).

David Hancocks, a former zoo director with 30 years of experience, told National Geographic that he thinks less than three percent of a zoo's budget goes towards conservation efforts, with the remaining percent going towards "hi-tech exhibits and marketing efforts to lure visitors".

Worse, would he think less of me?

One observed in November 1957 that he thought Lessing would find her way back into the party, though another remarked that she had only joined the party because friends of hers had done so and that her looks had "steadily gone down" since leaving.

He never thinks less of himself because he doesn't know how to do so.

Did she think less of him?

His own, he said, is making him "think less about myself and more about my kids".

In a short while, possibly at some instant in his slow drive back up the lake, he knew he would feel a small release, an unburdening, a sensation of events being completed, so that over time he would think less and less about it until it all seemed, upon reflection, to be almost perfect.