Sentence examples for less bickering from inspiring English sources

The fans have proved over the last month at the Millennium Stadium that they want more success on the field and less bickering off it.

We'd dearly love to have seen a female protagonist and we could have done with waaaay less bickering between Trevor and Michael in the main campaign.

On Monday evening at the Democratic party's convention, Mr. Latimer pledged a more grassroots approach to county politics, and less bickering and deal-making among powerful politicians.

Saying the nation needed "less bickering and finger-pointing and name-calling and needless partisanship," Mr. Bush called for federal budgeting to take place every two years instead of annually and for a "constitutional" line-item veto.

I had more patience and less guilt, more fun and less bickering, more connecting and, well, more connecting.

However, he was prepared to put his concerns aside and endorse the Constitution because he strongly believed in the need for a more unified nation with less bickering among the states.

"There is a huge opp at the city level, there are so many cases where mayors [need solutions]." He added that there is less partisan bickering locally than there is in state and federal government.

And in general, there was less catty bickering, car salesmanship, and the sob stories weren't forced.

Jean-Claude Juncker's self-styled state of the European Union address set out to turn the page on Britain's vote to leave and persuade the bloc that if it is to weather a perfect storm of crises it must stop bickering, promise less and deliver more.

We derive little value and create even less by complaining and whining, bickering and blaming.

The outlook and ethos of the London Black-Up crew harks back to a time when hardcore was more about family, raw energy, and putting on great shows, and less about expensive clothes and bickering online about sub-genres.