Sentence examples for less explains from inspiring English sources
This more or less explains Hollywood.
Thomas never acknowledges, much less explains, the contradiction.
None the less, explains Davis, "enough black people perceived it as a consolidation in nationalism.
His first collaboration with John Adams was "Nixon in China," in 1987; the title more or less explains the plot of the opera, though not its dreamlike atmosphere.
"The Kremlin does not like Lukashenka, but it likes the orange revolution even less," explains Anatoly Lebedko, one of Mr Lukashenka's brave opponents.Straight talkingHere lies one way forward for Europe, and everyone else, in relations with Russia: brutal honesty.
As Clara Moskowitz, writing in Scientific American, no less, explains succinctly, "A popular argument for the simulation hypothesis came from University of Oxford philosopher Nick Bostrum in 2003, when he suggested that members of an advanced civilization with enormous computing power might decide to run simulations of their ancestors.
Sorry, that title probably needed less explaining.
"I compromised with her mom," Mr. Jackson more or less explained.
The information provided can't begin to order, much less explain, the overwhelming pileup of visual information.
Even a stepmother calling a school has less explaining to do than a child's mother's girlfriend.
A byproduct of the exposure is that St . Marys students, players, faculty and alumni will have less explaining to do.
