Sentence examples for less to think from inspiring English sources

But there is little reason to think that a new D.S.M. will increase the prevalence of mental-disorder diagnoses, and less to think that we will ever really know how many people are sick.

Once you acclimate to the initial sight of the giant adrenaline-addict playground that confronts you when you enter the drill hall, there's not much to see, and even less to think about.

But there is little reason to think that the day is near, and even less to think that the opposition MDC is the party that will torpedo the current dictatorship.

It is more frightening, not less, to think that a figure like Kennedy can be murdered by a 24-year-old warehouse clerk, as opposed to, say, the C.I.A. Oswald spent part of Nov. 21, 1963, playing with the 2-year-old son of his host in suburban Dallas.

It's hard enough to get a hitter out, much less to think seven innings [ahead].

Sometimes having less to think about is better in a pressure-packed playoff series.

With less responsibility, less rushing about, less preparation, less trying to think of something to say," he said.

I want to enjoy myself for a bit now with less responsibilities, less frantic rushing about, less preparation, less trying to think of something to say.

When we respond in fight or flight, we're less able to think clearly, less flexible, less resilient, and more impulsive and reactive.

"I think it made them less open to the physical evidence, and less likely to think critically of the complaining witnesses".

Thinking about a threat leaves you less room to think about anything else.