Sentence examples for less so after from inspiring English sources

Less so after Hayley Matthews and Stafanie Taylor were done.

Ms. Sax said she was not religious, "even less so after losing a child".

Penn is plus-sized (though less so after recent weight loss).

Lowry's figures are bizarre and they don't get any less so after a hundred paintings.

He was visibly upset by his round Thursday and only slightly less so after his play yesterday.

The Martins one, visually often very attractive (though less so after the intermission), is remarkably intelligent in its decisions; but it rushes its Prologue solos into a blur.

No less so than after he scored two goals after coming on as a second-half substitute in  Wednesday night's 5-0 whitewashing of Toronto.

Some were successful, some less so, but after a while I found the right combinations and realised I had created a product that tasted unlike anything else.

Western, mostly anti-communist, Marxist thought flourished in Italy (with Antonio Gramsci's work), England (with Stuart Hall and Raymond Williams' work), France (with the Socialisme ou Barbarie group), and the United States (but less so there after McCarthyism yet renewed somewhat in the 1960s with the New Left).

If the boundaries between Shabbat and the rest of the week were blurred or nonexistent, that which is holy would be less so -- after all, it would be indistinguishable from the ordinary.

THE once-familiar lineup of CAC-40 bosses is getting less so, as one after another is moved, fired or defenestrates himself.