Sentence examples for less grounded than from inspiring English sources
"The guys are usually inferior, because they're less grounded than the women".
But Emery's oddball intensity makes Betsy feel like an original, less grounded in nostalgia than the show around her is, but well matched to its noir satisfactions.
"[Those churches are] offering a message that is so much less compelling, so much less truthful, so much less ethically grounded, than the humanist message," he said.
I'll cover less ground than in a car.
And the book covers less ground than a stats primer ought.
A. Smaller technology stocks have lost less ground than large technology so far this year.
The films broke a lot less ground than the records, sadly.
See articleMorocco's conservative but secular-minded Istiqlal party won a general election, narrowly beating the Islamists' Justice and Development Party, which gained less ground than expected.
He's thought of as all-action but when we did Prozone analysis at Southampton he covered less ground than any other top midfielder we faced.
After criticism arising from the statistic that West Ham's players had covered less ground than any other team, his side were putting in the effort but found themselves second best in every department.
On this he has left Ed Miliband and Labour far less ground than they must have expected, and shown that streak of political ruthlessness that Blair was so famous for as prime minister.
