Sentence examples for is less emphatic from inspiring English sources

Clegg is less emphatic about whether the Lib Dems would try to use a position of influence in a hung parliament to block the Tories' promised referendum on membership of the EU.

Similar to Jaccard, larger clusters affect the Variation of Information more than small ones, but the effect is less emphatic than for pair-based indices.

Caroline's evidence was less emphatic.

He also said he expected Democrats to capture the Senate, though that prediction was less emphatic.

But Liberal Democrat officials representing Nick Clegg were less emphatic, saying: "Nick shares Simon's desire to get to the truth.

The other studio chairman, whose family fled European anti-Semitism before the Holocaust, was less emphatic but said, "I think I can live without him".

Some days the hooting would be less emphatic, and Savitri's ears were sufficiently attuned to the nuances and she could tell a few minutes in advance what temper her husband was in.

Dress codes today are less emphatic about the need for a suit when a sports jacket will do, but you never know when you're going to be invited to something you don't deserve to attend.

Louay Mekdad, a spokesman for the Free Syrian Army, the umbrella group of armed fighters inside Syria, was less emphatic in his criticism, possibly reflecting its respect for Nusra's combat skills.

The other Democratic candidate for governor, State Comptroller H. Carl McCall, was less emphatic, saying he wanted to discuss the plans with State Assemblyman Herman D. Farrell Jr. of Manhattan, the state Democratic Party chairman, who initiated the idea.

And, he suggested, young guys -- young women were less emphatic about what they liked, so Honda used male tastes as its guide -- had other things on their car-buying minds.