Sentence examples for less warmly from inspiring English sources

It was less warmly received, though eventually the style became the uniform of the avant-garde.

Immigrant communities in Europe are much more ghettoized, much less warmly accepted.

(Britons feel much less warmly towards Romanians).UKIP fares exceptionally well in some places where hardly any immigrants live.

(Such a confession would have been received far less warmly than the announcement of, say, an intention to go into pornography).

Others, speaking less warmly, asked for anonymity, on the ground that the S.C.A. can withhold or withdraw permission to work in Egypt.

As part of a political argument designed to mobilize the base for his reelection campaign, it's bound to be received less warmly.

The outcome was expected after Indiana's plan was received less than warmly in court during oral arguments last month.

As his career continued in New York and Hollywood, spanning five decades, Mr. Jacobi became accustomed to favorable reviews, mostly in comic roles and often when the film or play itself was less than warmly received.

In 1982, Ford appeared on "Late Night with David Letterman" to promote "Blade Runner" and responded less than warmly when the subject of "Return of the Jedi" was mentioned.

These are the nation's maximum-security prisons, where he almost certainly be less than warmly received by scores of inmates who loathe Trump and his attorney general, Jeff Sessions.

"I was kind of reluctant to play it," the singer recalled recently, adding that "Still Want You" — a deeply earnest tune about holding on to love in the face of "climate change" and "nuclear distress" — had been received less than warmly by those who'd heard it, including his Killers bandmates.