Sentence examples for less to love from inspiring English sources

It's a highly polished show with plenty to admire, but less to love.

A colleague at The Times, Fred R. Conrad, an accomplished portrait photographer, finds less to love about digital shooting.

The Supreme Court is more polarized now than it has been in years, and it is reasonable to suppose that he has been finding less to love.

High receptivity marks credited to Miss Rose Gallagher, due less to love than to question of reporter who wanted to know if 32 was her heart or her bust.

The 101 XS is clearly a flagship device this year but I worry that folks looking at other tablets – including the iPad – will find less to love in this one.

For the price-conscious traveler, there may be less to love on those major airlines as nickel and diming for basics -- like a few more inches of leg room -- becomes even more prevalent.

Less easy to love, perhaps, are the tableaux and medievalist confections.

"It is incredibly liberating to let your body be exposed — in the spotlight, no less — and to love it the way it is, and feel proud of it".

But I like to experiment with new food, and coupons allow me to try things with less commitment to love them.

By coincidence, two major new works have just appeared, with the announced intention of making Tocqueville more remote, a tad less easy to love.

So let us mock the sentimentalists who weep loudly for Cecil, and chide them for being insufficiently attentive to other circles of suffering, and those they find less easy to love than lions.