Sentence examples for less abandon from inspiring English sources

A more-is-more artist, Smith would still benefit from letting it all hang out with a little less abandon.

"… It's not enough to cause long-term investors to change, much less abandon, their long-term investment strategies," he wrote.

The commanders may begin to behave with less abandon.

True, they might not have gone so close on Saturday had Saracens chased a bonus point try with less abandon, but the Falcons of old would have lacked the sharpness to strike on the counterattack.

There are the American military and State Department minizones, where joggers, golf carts and duck-and-cover bunkers proliferate and parties take place, though with less abandon than in the early years.

(BBC4 viewers recently saw her doing just that in a broadcast of her January performance of John Adams's violin concerto at the Barbican, while the composer waved the baton with rather less abandon).

He probably felt no less abandoned and no less scared.

She was more or less abandoned by Western governments keen to curry favour with Mr Meles.

"It was just sitting there, more or less abandoned," he says.

The History Channel more or less abandoned the pretext of history years ago.

The young son of her attacker had been more or less abandoned.