Sentence examples for less a victim of from inspiring English sources
But he was less a victim of his failures than of his success.
In other words, they say, he was less a victim of Bush's radicalism than he was its enabler.
Gasore was no less a victim of his history than Adrien was of his, but what they had more deeply in common was a horror of victimhood.
However, Busch went too far in depicting Demjanjuk as no less a victim of Nazi persecution than the Jews he helped send to the gas chambers.
A dead noncombatant in the firebombing of Dresden is no less a victim of war than Nick Berg, the young American who was beheaded in 2004, but the psychological and political effect of a videotaped beheading is entirely different from that of a bomb dropped on a private house.
While the West African civil wars of the 1800's saw many of his contemporaries suffering enslavement, Boachi was repeatedly rounding the Cape of Good Hope on a Dutch East Indiaman: his holding the King of the Netherlands' commission as an inspector of mines made him less a victim of the racism of the period than a royal slap in its face.
In the back, Deer Hunter stood dejected and spittoon-less, a victim of slow reaction time and a lack of resolve.
With revisals, creative teams sometimes engage with contemporary issues; before the American Repertory Theater opening the "Porgy" team talked about making Bess less of a victim of men.
As climate change makes extreme weather more frequent, Venice looks less like a victim of the sea and more like an old survivor that can teach the rest of the world how to live with water.
Even the world of art painting, though it is no less a victim than that of music to Appreciation rackets based on the concept of gilt-edged quality, is more penetrable to reason in this regard, since such values, or the pretenses about them advanced by investing collectors and museums, are more easily unmasked as efforts to influence market prices.
In the same year, Sherman residents were less likely to be a victim of a crime.
