Sentence examples for less stern than from inspiring English sources
It presents him as a folksy tax-slashing Washington outsider, and he comes across as less stern than Mr. McCain and much less stiff than the publisher Steve Forbes.
Brian Oliver devotes a chapter, entitled "Con Man", to the unedifying saga, but in the main focuses on the positives and the personalities of an event founded in 1930 with the intention of being "merrier and less stern" than the Olympics.
Tuesday's opposition are likely to present a less stern test than the Queensland Reds, but Tipuric is still expecting a tough match.
It is also made of less stern stuff, mostly carved Styrofoam coated with reinforced fiberglass and exterior drywall, rather than the iron supports and beaten copper of the original.
Mr. Fieldsteel seemed more relaxed and less stern.
Other banners saying "Hebron Independents" feature 12 less formal photos, including three women, with looks more stern than smiling.
"Terror is a by-product of virtue, it is nothing less than swift, stern, and unbending justice," Robespierre, who was called the Incorruptible by his followers, says in a tight, clear voice at a meeting of the Jacobin Club, adding, "You have the right to use terror to crush the enemies of liberty".
This makes his stern grandstanding less repellent than Macklemore's box cutter, void-of-charisma lyrics about ironic mopeds.
In the title role, Terry McGinity chooses to be a stern power-upholder, less sympathetic than he might be; he's far more ingratiating as a wisecracking attendant to Cloten and a philosophical death-row jailer.
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