Sentence examples for less fanatic from inspiring English sources
"Today we are a little less fanatic about that".
That could open people's eyes to a sliding scale of perspectives, making them less fanatic that theirs is the undisputed truth.
While on the surface, the show is a cheeky way of penetrating mainstream audiences, goading the less fanatic of art admirers into a gallery space with the promise of truly vintage whiskers, the works give a glimpse into a real art world treasure: the Hiraki Ukiyo-e Collection, based in Tokyo.
For several years it seemed to be a one-way flow that carried away the most radical young men, tearing holes in the heart of individual families but leaving the wider nation not visibly touched – even, perhaps, seeming a little less vulnerable to fanatics elsewhere.
The hedonist usually does less harm than the fanatic.
The supporter group "Blatchy's Blues" – like "The Fanatics" but less organised and lots less annoying – will be exhorted to turn out in big numbers and "Do it for Gal".
Said Bronfman Jr., "I think ultimately, music is better off under a streaming or subscription model than it was, even in the '80s and '90s when it was selling albums" because "more people will be buying music" even if it's "less people than the fanatics who were buying albums".
A traffic cop fatally shot both — and Geller succeeded in making her own organization sound no less reckless than the fanatics she baited.
In exchange for lower taxes and laissez-faire, the establishment subcontracted its electoral fortunes to an overlapping -- and increasingly hostile -- compendium of evangelicals, gun rights advocates, Tea Party fanatics, and less educated whites who feel that their security, and their country, are being snatched from their grasp.
Mix less often with bombers and fanatics, Mr Corbyn, in places where bombers and fanatics are bound to congregate, and the ones you do meet might linger longer in your mind.
"Anybody doing more cleaning than I is a fanatic, and anybody doing less is crazy," he said.
