Sentence examples for less argued from inspiring English sources
"These two guys more or less argued themselves, on a strictly theoretical basis, into making out.
Winston Churchill, no less, argued in 1920 that Jews were part of a "worldwide conspiracy for the overthrow of civilization and the reconstitution of society on the basis of arrested development".
Can't, he more or less argues, everyone just cheer up a bit?
Besides, the tendency in state governance is towards greater integration, not less, argues Bruce Katz, a government expert at the Brookings Institution.
"We are producing more and more with less and less," argues Claus Schäfer, an economist with the Hans Böckler Foundation, Germany's trade-union think-tank.
And while many fans of real craft beers – those brewing 6m barrels a year or less – argue that those aren't real craft beers, semantics matter little when it comes to sales.
And that means less arguing and more time together.
A whole lot more democratization, and a whole lot less arguing with publicists.
I wished Big D's plan for the convention were more widespread because it might mean less arguing (and a more interesting scene in Ybor City): "We're gonna party like there's no tomorrow, and then we're gonna elect Mitt Romney president," was his official concluding statement.
Here, too, Lessing argued against tragedy modeled on that of Corneille and Voltaire, although he praised the realism of the contemporary French writer Denis Diderot's descriptions of middle-class life.
