Sentence examples for less point from inspiring English sources

It's like "The Thought Gang," only less so: less energy, less point.

Remember when most people couldn't even pronounce Vieques, much less point it out on a map?

Though there'll be less point in doing that after 2010 because the post office card account will have been closed down.

For a decade, educators have bemoaned that a large percentage of Americans cannot locate their own country on a map, much less point the way to Irkutsk.

All four were deeply concerned with formal discipline, but Schumann and Mendelssohn departed less widely from Classical norms and made less point of extramusical associations.

In a colour-change strip the liquid crystals are made up of layers of rod-shaped molecules that, like a bundle of straws knocked on to a table, more or less point in the same direction.

So history becomes less point-by-point narrative than atmosphere and ambient music, increasingly tense and foreboding as the group's split-up nears.

"Do what?" "This," he said, more or less pointing at her. "But you're mine," she said.

Mr. Obama has been far less pointed in his public remarks, prompting critics to accuse him of undermining the issue.

"There has only been one season where you have needed 76 points for that [fourth place] and on average it's always been a lot less points.

A security screener — at O'Hare airport, no less — "pointed this out to me and suggested that I could be denied boarding, but he offered no solution.