Sentence examples for less there is from inspiring English sources

We were talking about minimalist-art theory, whose proliferation in the sixties and seventies had prompted Harold Rosenberg, The New Yorker's art critic at that time, to write, "The rule applied is: The less there is to see the more there is to say".

The more you look, the less there is to see.

"The less there is to look at, the more important that it is we look closely".

The rule with Trump is simple: the closer you look, the less there is.

The less there is to see, someone once remarked, the more there is to say.

The less there is to think about, he said, the better it is for a hitter.

They speak subjectively, they argue less, there are longer pauses.

The higher the EP, the less there are covering errors.

None the less, there are some common findings.

Non-the-less, there is a need to comparatively evaluate the effectiveness of these descriptor-sets in a single study and to examine whether combined use of these descriptor-sets help to improve predictive performance.

The book is structure-less; there's no guiding argument.