Sentence examples for less he thinks from inspiring English sources

The more he plays, he said, the less he thinks about what could go wrong.

The more Kilcullen travels to the various theatres of war, the less he thinks that the lessons of Malaya and Vietnam are useful guides in the current conflict.

If she had only taken better care of her health, maybe exercised more and eaten less, he thought to himself, this never would have happened to her.

None the less, he thought it was "exactly what British film-making should be", and in the end took the plunge.

"The more Roosevelt risked on initiatives for Jews," they note, "the less he thought he could carry Congress and the public with him on broad issues of foreign policy".

The less he sees, the less booty he thinks he has to gain.

I could care less what he thinks.

He speaks a little pompously at times, and understands less than he thinks he does.

As for Rodriguez, the Mets probably could not care less what he thinks.

McEwan is less worried; he thinks that rising demand, particularly from Asia, will only make great malt more valuable.

Yet while Heller is a capable and funny writer, he sometimes seems to know less than he thinks about the world he's trying to skewer.