Sentence examples for less we say from inspiring English sources

(The less we say about What To Expect When You're Expecting, the better).

He may not want to examine it ("The less we say about it the better"), but he's ready to dive in ("Make it up as we go along").

In November of 1939, Katharine White wrote to "Miss Moore," for the first time, delicately hinting that she stop bothering her husband about "Stuart Little" — "I've decided that the less we say the sooner it will be done" — and steering the correspondence in another direction by seeking advice about how to apply for Carnegie funds for the Brooklin library.

In November of 1939, Katharine White wrote to "Miss Moore," for the first time, delicately hinting that she stop bothering her husband about "Stuart Little"—"I've decided that the less we say the sooner it will be done"—and steering the correspondence in another direction by seeking advice about how to apply for Carnegie funds for the Brooklin library.

The less we say about this strange game the better.

So where tech blogs write about their, now, 'native' startups the coverage tends to be far less international and far less, shall we say, internationalised.

We do not value the powerful less when we say that our first responsibility is to help the powerless.

Her new place of work will be in the less, shall we say, fashion-forward environs of Nine Elms, Wandsworth, London SW18.

So we do not value the wealthy less when we say that our first duty is to help the not so wealthy.

And we do not value those who are secure less when we say that our first priority must be to help the insecure.

Here, Mahler's input is less (shall we say) instrumental, in what resolves into a familiar tale of love's path never running smooth.