Sentence examples for less words and from inspiring English sources
"Well, actually," he says, "there's another Irish theme, that you have to be ashamed if you work for anything, but I worked like a bastard on this show for many months, and looking back on it now, there's less words, and more physicality, because that's an important part of conversation as well".
Facebook could theoretically serve you an advertisement like this directly on your phone—"You and your good friend John are a block away from each other, you both like Pizza and its lunch time, go to Pizza Hut together and save $5 on your order"—of course with less words and more pretty pictures.
(This was personified so beautifully and gently this past week by Rabbi Shimon Miara, our scribe here in Cambridge.) As a scribe, transmitting Torah from one generation to the next, one does not assert oneself, one does not sign one's work, or add personal flourishes, much less words, and one does not (heaven forefend) subtract.
Bones has always pushed me and told me over and over again: use less words, try and rap slower, see how it feels, it'll be good.
Over time, there have been several similar changes of this kind in Liuhe's reports, which suggests that its report preparers have intended to improve their CSR report by means of using less biased words and less affirmative tune to make the reports (look) more rigorous.
The 2010 group of students spent more time on the cases, asked for a lesser number of history questions and physical queries and more laboratory and imagistic information and used less words in diagnosis justification when compared with the 2011 group.
In other words, it's the same thing with less word fluff and no name at the bottom of each post.
— Yes — No — Can you repeat this question with less words?
Less words, more pictures.
Most of other frequency-based dictionaries contain even less words.
