Sentence examples for less speaking from inspiring English sources

Cameron said he would be doing "a bit less speaking" in the future.

Torre said he was reluctant to talk about anybody even if he was having lunch or dinner with someone, "much less speaking to a group of people".

He's not a member of the government, he doesn't speak for the government and I think he'll be doing a bit less speaking in the future".

He added: "I mean, he's not a member of the government, he doesn't speak for the government and I think he'll be doing a bit less speaking in the future.

Cameron said today that Young would be doing "a bit less speaking" in future – but said he would be getting on with "what he had been doing", indicating he would not be sacked.

The prime minister first described Lord Young's statement as "unacceptable" and said he would be doing "a bit less speaking in the future," but as the political storm over the remarks continued to build, 10 Downing Street announced within hours that Mr. Cameron had accepted Lord Young's resignation.

There is another problem, less spoken of.

µ The distinction between "less" and "fewer" is logically clear: "less" speaks of quantity, "fewer" of numbers.

Natasha Pratt, a student, at the University of Maryland said: "Farrakhan more or less speaks the truth.

Just because it is less heard in public assemblies does not mean it is less spoken in the country.

Pol Pot, seventy-two years old, and visibly weakened by disease, could not stand on his own, much less speak, when the two-hour trial was over.