Sentence examples for less devote from inspiring English sources
Teenagers are so expert at giving their parents the slip, he probably can't find his, much less devote every waking hour to them.
Baron Cohen, in exporting his japes, comes up against a people much less devoted to the wince.
Fans of the group will be agog, and happily deafened; the less devoted may sense a desperation behind the dazzle.
The band is no less devoted to the "story" behind its new record — essentially, a love of Def Leppard without irony!
Australians have been accused of being sports mad, and Sydneysiders, as they call themselves, are certainly no less devoted to sport than their compatriots in other cities.
Haddin is not quite so saintly; he is less devoted to walking and he does not quite strike the ball as crisply – but who ever did?
The family has provided precious material for writers from Proust to Austen to Jonathan Franzen, but visual art has been somewhat less devoted to the subject.
But for the less devoted, an hour and a bit of an overused distortion mike, pained vocals, spooky imagery and determinedly one-tempoed songs becomes a bit of a bore.
If the England coach senses a desire for light-touch regulation in the boardrooms of his feeder clubs, can he ask his own changing room to be less devoted to a perceived code of honour?
Finally, as concerns CSA experiences, people participating in the Adopt a Cow project are much less devoted to alternative food provisioning channels, showing they are "newcomers" to SFSCs.
Does it make me less devoted to the One Above?
