Sentence examples for less any kind from inspiring English sources

What unites "netroots" activists, Mr. Bai writes, is less any kind of governing agenda for the country than a commitment to "the principle of unyielding partisanship".

The stage measures only a few hoop skirts wide, it seems, hardly enough for a fashion parade, much less any kind of dance, an orchestra or a chorus.

The protests were enough to force Mr Jiang to curtail his movements around Phnom Penh, but not enough to elicit any sign of Chinese introspection, far less any kind of apology.The Tiananmen massacre of 1989 elicits similar embarrassment from China and a similar policy of sweeping awkwardness under the carpet.

It is certainly not a sign that we have achieved gender equality or parity, much less any kind of justice.

And that's because, before yoga, I didn't even know I had any stories in of me, much less any kind of agony.

Unlike the imposition of conditionalities by the World Bank and IMF, large-scale disinvestment in response to apprehensions about the viability of a particular national economy or currency requires no formal coordination, still less any kind of conspiracy.

Thus, subordinates are kept downtrodden, silent and willing: more or less for any kind of behaviour.

The fact that Trump has more or less departed any kind of mainstream Republican principles at this point seems not to figure in this argument, but I digress.

That said, Davidson is surely right to note that classical relationships were as often one-sided, or ethereal, or just plain frustrating as relationships anywhere, and that many probably did not include sex at all (see poor Alcibiades' relationship with Socrates), much less any specific kind of sex.

Insomniacs pictured less scenery of any kind and had more thoughts of unpleasant images, worries, noises in the environment, "intimate relationships" and things they had done during the day.

The 2008 version of that same crowd seems to be leaning toward an art that runs even less costly than any kind of theater, relying on only paper and a pen.