Sentence examples for less calling from inspiring English sources

So we have a senator and the head of the C.I.A. more or less calling each other liars.

Faith in the United Nations and other multilateral institutions was running high, with a handful of big powers one in particular more or less calling the shots.

The hope is that staffers working shorter days will accomplish just as much, only with more efficiency and less calling in sick.

"We didn't want anybody telling us anything about Africa, much less calling us Africans.

These were the authors of the so-called Manhattan Deceleration, that married the (mostly) Protestant religious right to the American bishops by more or less calling for an anti-Obama, anti-government "moral" revolution.

Here's what being the good, tolerant, dependable Joan had gotten her: secretaries breaking her rules, and something much more humiliating -- Harry countering her authority and more or less calling her a whore in front of the other partners.

David Attenborough, no less, called this "one of the wildlife wonders of the world".

Avery's performance came a few hours after his coach more or less called him out with some pointed criticisms.

In "Sounding," Ms. Gibbs has made her an artist — a former rock goddess, no less — called Leda (the outstanding Okwui Okpokwasili).

In that same shopping center, there is another check-cashing place inside Food for Less called Money Tree, and I pay my loan there.

He is particularly pleased on noting that the office has acquired a new secretary, a Scottish lady, no less, called Annie Green.