Sentence examples for less cinema from inspiring English sources

"There's less thought, there's more time, therefore there's less cinema," he said.

"There's less cinema, and all movies resemble each other, they're all made like this" — he tapped the table.

One of his campaign's print ads carried the slogan, "Alemanno, for less cinema and more security" - a reference to his central plank of fighting illegal immigration.

The new mayor, Rome's first rightwing civic leader since the second world war, campaigned partly on a platform of "less cinema and more security", a reference to his anti-immigration platform and opposition to spending money on film festivals.

CRAIG ROBINSON: Yo, I've enjoyed laughing at the 80s, while also celebrating its more carefree, less cynical cinema.

"It's still kind of silly to do a superhero play, whereas superheroes have more or less swallowed cinema," he said.

Yet across the course of the last century, documentaries were relegated to the bottom of the industry's cultural hierarchy, coming to be seen as something less than cinema – glorified television perhaps, or the hallmark of a slow release week.

"Goodbye to Language," opening later this year, is the first exploration of 3-D from filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard, who more or less redefined cinema with his debut feature, "Breathless" and has continued to relentlessly reinvent himself as a filmmaker ever since.

"I think we'll manage more screenings than Star Wars, even if it's less actual cinemas.

A quarter of a century later, we know that such worries were more or less unfounded: cinema-going is still alive and well, despite the triple-headed threat of DVD, Blu-ray and the internet, and many small independent cinemas are thriving.

In less academic pursuits, cinema could be brought into the fourth dimension.