Sentence examples for less than fiery from inspiring English sources

The company attributed the decline to a "slower than expected start" to the holiday season at Bath and Body Works and less than fiery interest in Victoria's Secret's big new holiday offering, the seamless satin bra collection.

In the less-than-fiery new revival of Peter Shaffer's popular drama of musical genius and cancerous envy, the young Welshman Michael Sheen, playing Mozart, projects the kind of air-warping waves given off by blacktop in the August sun.

In the less-than-fiery new revival of Peter Shaffer's popular drama of musical genius and cancerous envy, the young Welshman Michael Sheen, playing Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, projects the kind of air-warping waves given off by blacktop in the August sun.

Less Than Jake.

Less than a decade ago, this fiery supermodel was one of the industry's most notorious bad girls, an Azzedine Alaïa-clad diva on the verge of becoming a tabloid joke after pleading guilty to aggravated assault twice in 17 months, first in New York for lobbing a BlackBerry at her housekeeper and second for scuffling with two British police officers at Heathrow Airport when her luggage went missing.

In the performances, Adele sounded less-than-stellar and 'Hamilton' measured up to the hype, but Kendrick Lamar's fiery set was the show-stealer and overshadowed much of the night.

Yastrebova's Tosca is less overtly fiery, more vulnerable than some.

The adana kebabs with ground chicken are redolent of red bell peppers and paprika, while the ground lamb version is more piquantly spiced — mainly by Turkish red crushed pepper that is less fiery than insinuating.

Certainly I didn't find the reds I tasted while I was away jarred with the food, which was frequently less fiery than it would have been in the UK.

This latest "Goodbye" is only slightly less fiery than the original, in which Morgan bid adieu to "the dream that being in the leadership collective will get you anything but gonorrhea," and asserted that Charles Manson was "only the logical extreme of the normal American male's fantasy".

Still, the tone and tenor of the president's comments on Saturday — noticeably less fiery than what he has had to say on Twitter and in public settings about the North Korean leader, Kim Jong-un, and the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell — reflected Mr. Trump's own thinking.