Sentence examples for less to admire from inspiring English sources
There was less to admire from a depleted defence that suffered further casualties, with Paddy McNair's withdrawal at half-time.
If some of them fail to pay off, there is no less to admire, no less nerve and ingenuity, in the attempt.
Mr. Mamet and Mr. Leonard are not necessarily bad models to emulate, but the imitation here, skillful though it may be, is also so slavish and self-congratulatory that there is very little to enjoy, and less to admire.
Maybe there would have been less time to admire the scenery if the music hadn't been so boring.
Though reluctant to admit this fact, I was lost in awe, but couldn't help noticing that the largely male press found it less congenial to admire the dedication of the women.
Others -- like "The Countess," with its barbed portrait of Ruskin the tastemaker -- reflect on the preconceptions that may make viewers less likely to admire (read: buy) a certain work.
(This is obviously a much better deal than the one Ray Liotta's character got in "Goodfellas". He couldn't even get decent spaghetti sauce.) It's very inspiring, and luckily there's someone less fortunate to admire him: Mike Santini, a regular-Joe police detective, husband and dad from Queens who has been assigned to interrogate Eddie.
And while a 40 square foot hot pink outdoor poof, however inviting, isn't exactly on my shopping list, there are plenty of less cumbersome things to admire and actually pick up for the home, including some little known designs by the legendary but sometimes overlooked genius William Katavolos.
It's a highly polished show with plenty to admire, but less to love.
Instead, it is much less unpleasant for visiting diplomatics to admire the transformation of the capital, Kigali, with its safety, orderliness and cleanliness (there is a ban on plastic bags).
Author and theologian Eugene Peterson seems to sum up the collective heaviness we feel when he writes that, "There is little to admire and less to imitate in the people who are prominent in our culture...People, aimless and bored, amuse themselves with trivia and trash.
