Sentence examples for less fanatical from inspiring English sources

Mightn't a book-buyer less fanatical than myself?

No great scientist known to history can have been less fanatical or more serene.

Separating the Gohmerts from the mass of less fanatical devotees of "gun rights" will be necessary but not sufficient.

The less fanatical cyclist may be relieved to hear that you can complete it in shorter stages.

And there is no reason to think that he will be any less fanatical if he assumes the Presidency.

A 36-year-old arts administrator, she discovered its joys six years ago, but admits: "I am less fanatical now than I was then.

It has since become highly organised and controlled from the centre, but without becoming less merciless and fanatical.

Nevertheless, with its absence of dogma and emphasis on intellectual and spiritual vigilance, Buddhism has proved to be less vulnerable to fanatical zeal than not only other major religions, but also such modern ideologies as nationalism and secularism.

He has a sounding-lead he likes to sleep with, a fragrant but brittle wife he likes sleeping with less, and a fanatical and indefatigably metaphorical interest in measuring things.

The renowned "bleacher creatures" and other denizens of the cheap seats at Yankee Stadium had less fuel for their fanatical cheering last night, as a ban on beer sales in the bleachers went into effect.

Let's face it, Hamas is no less right-wing, zealous, fanatical, and militantly bloodletting than Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.