Sentence examples for less on screen from inspiring English sources

But at the same time it's hardly "Shoah": some students (or survivors) of the Holocaust may think a bunch of movie stars — one of them wearing even less on screen than she does on the cover of Vanity Fair — inappropriate to the subject matter.

Asher is less on screen these days.

Her marriage to Alfred Paul Cartier, the heir of an important Swiss family and a soccer player, and the birth of her son Jean in 1921 did not interrupt her career, but during the 1920s she appeared increasingly less on screen.

One of the soldiers featured is actually an actor now, although oddly enough he is given much less on-screen time than some of the other participants.

And I want to spend less time on screen in the world of social media.

By the 70's and 80's, the profession was treated less reverently on screen.

It would be a lot for any filmmaker to digest, much less get on screen.

Players can also change tile sizes on the front-end menu to allow more or less options on screen.

It becomes less crisp on screen than it was on the page, with much of the enjoyable jargon either mumbled confusingly or otherwise thrown away.

Graham is 43 now and no less alluring on screen or in person than she was more than 16 years ago in Boogie Nights.

The story, by Chip Proser (who co-wrote the screenplay with Jeffrey Boam), must have looked great on paper, and is slightly less great on screen, thanks to the breathless way in which the various story elements have been crammed together.