Sentence examples for less word from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, you're going to get less word rich, less thought rich.

Brand B has less word of mouth, but what word of mouth does occur is very positive.

He played clips of House Speaker John Boehner, then Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, and Florida Governor Rick Scott all offering, more or less word for word, the same refrain.

In other words, it's the same thing with less word fluff and no name at the bottom of each post.

I've been quoting, more or less word for word, the description of social conditions in the capital city of the Roman Empire given by a decidedly upmarket historian of the 4th Century, Ammianus Marcellinus.

If you see anyone from Microsoft's advertising, marketing, or graphic design teams walking around with smiles today, now you know why: that's one less word they have to fit into everything.

As part of LIFT, it offers a more or less word-free succession of terrible but riveting images.

The genre is not exploding, but it is growing and is likely to continue to do so as more and more of the population becomes visually inclined through video games and the Internet and less word-friendly.

Q. Are there things that, as a leader or manager, you've learned to do less of over time? A. I'd say probably less word-smithing, less massaging of the work product, more thinking, more reflecting.

Less words, more action.

32 22 (proviso, less words between 5th and 7th semicolons).