Sentence examples for less sly from inspiring English sources

We were seeing a different, less sly Gaga: no provocative getups, no purposeful misdirection.

The phone, $45 at www.ipevo.com, has other features that are equally neat, though less sly.

Somewhat less sly and sophisticated, "Making an Elephant" is a grab-bag assortment of speeches, occasional essays, interviews, poetry and stray recollections.

When fans don't even have the true condescension of noblesse oblige, much less the sly hypocrisy of humility, you can never be sure what they will do.

But at her most compelling she sounds less like a sly provocateur and more like a sensitive soul, deeply offended by those she feels have wronged her.

The repertoire offers many jokes of the aggressive, galumphing kind — the shenanigans in "Die Meistersinger," for example — but less of the sly sort of wit in which the comedian treats himself as flippantly as he treats the rest of the world.

The repertoire offers many jokes of the aggressive, galumphing kind the shenanigans in "Die Meistersinger," for example—but less of the sly sort of wit in which the comedian treats himself as flippantly as he treats the rest of the world.

His 2009 debut on Cleopatra Records -- a label known for reissues and tribute albums -- is less bizarre than Sly's stagecraft but no less frustrating.

Sometimes the phrase is warranted for emphasis or, far less often, as a sly comment.

So, for a few nights during award season, I watch TV and think about how self-satisfied Brad looks (he should be- he earned it now that he is Chairman and CEO of Paramount) and marvel that Harvey hasn't changed all that much: just as hefty, a little less hair, the same sly smile.

"They are also much slyer and less orderly than popularly thought".