Sentence examples for less given from inspiring English sources

In dealing with Congress, Collins is less given to sentiment.

(She has more or less given up learning French).

Political oratory is less given to unscrupulous practices than forensic, because it treats of wider issues.

The judge, less given to speculation, simply thought that Pereda had gone off on a tangent.

Now it has more or less given up on engineering and replaced it with finance.

What it says is that he has more or less given up on winning a majority.

This, in turn, could mean less giving.

Ledecky, while more introverted than Franklin, is no less giving.

In the event it was the far less giving Gauguin who came to stay.

"The Royal Court more or less gave birth to me," said Hampton.

In the end, however, Mr. Allen more or less gave up.