Sentence examples for less incense from inspiring English sources

These ranged from a Muslim initiative to make the haj or pilgrimage to Mecca less environmentally wasteful to a Daoist pledge to burn less incense.

Less incensed was Jack Markus, the owner of Cheap Jack's, the used clothing mecca on Broadway.

The Slovaks are no less incensed by the same law as it applies to their ethnic Hungarians.

I would like to point out that those of us who do not believe in any religion or deity are no less outraged and incensed over the terrible tragedy of Sept. 11, and we are every bit as patriotic, ethical and supportive of our country's efforts to combat terrorism and bring those responsible to justice as those who do.

The atmosphere in this two-story night-life complex, despite its rich red walls and heavy incense smell, is less opium den than East Village genteel.

Incensed about making less than professional rollerbladers and not being allowed to film an ad where he stood in a pool surrounded by "hot Soap groupies," he wrote an angry email to his friend.

There will certainly be more than one inhabitant incensed with the mayoress and her less than enlightened views.

Many were incensed that his pay soared when trading was becoming less profitable and fees were going up.

Incensed that they had been rebuffed -- and by lesbians no less -- the two assailants reportedly jumped out of their car and got into a scuffle with the girls.

Mr Harkin is incensed that, for example, social workers (who are mostly women) are paid less than parole officers (who are mostly men).

Still, the Politico interview two weeks ago incensed Mr. Obama and served as a public reminder that Mr. Daley has much less of a connection to Mr. Obama.