Sentence examples for less helpfully from inspiring English sources

Even less helpfully, the authors never define what they or their subjects considered "politically correct".

In the UK it's less helpfully sold as The Twelve (Vintage).

And, less helpfully, the PBS film also reveals how absurd the culture wars back home have become.

Less helpfully, the document of 2006 also insists on Palestinian refugees' "right of return" to land and homes lost after Israel was founded.

Less helpfully, the authors offer "photocopier" as a generic alternative to "Xerox machine," but do not explain whether you Xerox or xerox a piece of paper.

Less helpfully, they also take cellphone photos of her while the doctor (Ryan Cyrus Shams) examines her and everyone learns what a broken heart can really do.

A teacher at a Friends school less than helpfully told her, "You don't belong here".

His dead colleague's mother less than helpfully told him it slowed down as it passed through her son's body.

The representative said Stump needed to make the bubbles "less shiny" and also helpfully suggested that he make the bubbles square, just to be sure.

His colleague David Levin later follows up with a few other dos and don'ts - all helpfully running to less than 140 characters: Keep it short.

Politics needs more debate and discussion not less and the Corbyn era could helpfully be sympathetic to reviving it.