Sentence examples for less heard of from inspiring English sources

How else can you judge a book that you haven't read, much less heard of?

Trouble is, in the United States at least, hardly anybody has tasted it, much less heard of it.

Or rather his work has been less heard of: essays, criticism, translations, a philosophical thriller, an erotic fantasy.

Until a few months ago, many delegates had never traveled far from home, much less heard of Slow Food.

But now the cracks start to appear, cracks whose methodological arguments mask an increasingly insidious moral whisper, less heard of course by one than another.

After that -- apart from the discursively ambitious "Daniel Martin," published in 1977 and received warmly in the United States but coolly in Britain, and fading ever since -- Fowles has been less heard of.

While there have been many accusations of corruption on the part of Afghan officials over recent years, there has been less heard about misconduct of the foreign companies working in Afghanistan, not least because Afghans have no organized system of recourse.

Increasingly, son succeeded father, and less is heard of divided authority within a federated system.

In more recent metaphysics less has been heard of the soul and more of the mind; the old problem of the relationship of soul and body is now that of the relationship of mind and body.

"I am so tired of hearing her name attached to mine that the less I hear of it, the better my day is," he said.

No one makes more of less – we hear of salivatory dishes inspired by "a bag of peas in the freezer", "mashed potato left over" and even "some sticky sediment left behind… from cooking a pork chop".