Sentence examples for is thinking less from inspiring English sources

Distant fires and explosions can be seen through windows in some paintings, and the antique radio featured in "War News" implies that the artist is thinking less about Iraq than about the war that was going on during his boyhood in the 1940's.

Yet Guo these days is thinking less about entering new businesses and more about strengthening his hand in the ones he's already in, such as steel, retailing and pharmaceuticals.

But as the baby boom ages, it is thinking less about how to nail that gorgeous creature at the end of the bar and more about that persistent ache in the lower lumbar region.

When people think about their families gathering for holidays, weekends and summertime, they are thinking less of traveling and more of being at home".

With increased playing time this season, Cook appears to be thinking less and reacting more.

Yet Ms. Freni, who seems innocent of prima-donna airs, was thinking less of farewells than beginnings.

"Come the UK election, more and more people will be thinking less about the choice they have made and more about the choice they're going to make.

He was thinking less of Dick Cheney than of Lyndon Johnson: "Kennedy makes him Vice-President, and he's sitting there, going, 'Is anything happening today?

But the young adults in today's board game vanguard are thinking less about sociology than how physical games compare with their electronic counterparts.

In stating this I am thinking less of the fact that there are no absolutely definite marks than that temperature, pressure and other circumstances modify the laws relating to position.

They leave the impression, in some cases, that the writers were thinking less about spiritual enlightenment than a hefty publishing deal: Gilbert's expedition was funded by a $200,000 advance.