Sentence examples for less glowing from inspiring English sources

The CI A's verdict was less glowing.

J'Nai Bridges was no less glowing as Nefertiti, Akhnaten's wife.

Expect it to be referenced again, along with The Great British Bake Off and, in less glowing terms, The Voice.

Hicks was less glowing, suggesting only that Parry's "commitment to Liverpool Football Club is epitomised by his desire to ensure that this transitional period is managed efficiently".

There are green spaces, protected largely by EU directives – although the report card is less glowing when it comes to agriculture and fisheries.

Mr. Higgs's reputation is less glowing a block and a half away at Coloredge, arguably the city's most popular film lab.

It is unfortunate, then, that their "pleasant two-bedroom flat" is described in less than glowing terms by an estate agent asked to appraise it in February 2008.

I know only too well how their influence over "independent studies" and even within the halls of academia produces nothing less than glowing reports about their products.

Some of the most popular television personalities of our time — David Letterman and Jon Stewart immediately come to mind — have given the Oscar host's job a try and awakened the next morning to less than glowing reviews.

A less than glowing assessment by households of their personal outlook for the year also showed that under the surface, consumers remain reluctant to accept government assurances that 2015 ranks as a golden age of employment.

The initial costs may be quite high, but each shot may then cost only a few dollars, compared with a price-tag of $3m or more for the latest missiles used to shoot down aircraft or other missiles.Yet until very recently, despite the billions of dollars invested in them, military lasers have had a less than glowing record.