Sentence examples for less adored from inspiring English sources

Critics in France have always been infatuated with Mr. Lewis, who has been far less adored in his own country.

Now their fourth album, Only by the Night, is 2009's biggest seller in the UK (they remain less adored back home, winning two Brit awards, for Best International Album and Group, in February but no album Grammys).

That Melville is a great writer hardly need be said, but to explain why he is a great writer requires a perception less adoring and more attentive to the knotty nature of greatness.

In assessing their stature, Ellis prefers "brothers" to "fathers" as the less adoring term; but unlike Strachey, a true iconoclast, he never veers toward caricature.

He is never less than adoring about the man he refers to as "DC".

But it will take hard and intelligent campaigning, among less than adoring audiences for whom "Yes we can" is an empty slogan.

Gary, SpongeBob's pet snail, is fed up with not being fed, much less cuddled and adored, and runs away from home.

"Is there an icon of the Western media," he asks, "more adored, less edifying, and subject to so little self-scrutiny than images of Moslem people at prayer?" Eliot has little time for the television news crews and instant experts who stage scenes of burning cars, pontificate about religious militancy and then move quickly on to the world's next danger zone.

I quietly put the recipe away in a drawer and never had the nerve to try it out on him again -- or on his less-photographed but equally adored younger brother, Eddie.

He adored her much less".

I want to retain the interest in books and reading alone that has been kindled by these books which seem adored by children, less so by parents.