Sentence examples for lesser kinds from inspiring English sources

That's right, and the middle-class British feminists who often say that have had very different experiences from, say, a supermodel, a woman with disabilities, or a Somali girl who had her clitoris sliced off at the age of eight, but I don't hear anyone arguing that they are lesser kinds of women.

But you have broken my heart with your comment that being an "adoptive parent involves a lesser kind of love".

"There will be people who naturally will say, 'If I can do high-end offense and defense, I can do any lesser kind of operations,' " he said.

Ms. Walker's notion that being an adoptive parent may involve a "lesser kind of love" than a mother's love for a biological child is even more disturbing.

I also liked both men very much: Fergus for his wit and originality, and also for the extraordinary courage he shows in struggling with Parkinson's disease; Alain for his sincerity and passion, and for his courage — of another, lesser kind, to be sure — in doing what no ambitious French chef attached to an expensive restaurant has ever done before.

Other love stories are comedies: they involve a lesser kind of love.

If a thing is not unified by a substantial form, then that thing has a lesser kind of unity.

It may look as though this is just a terminological shift, but it is not so in at least the following way: a modal distinction is a lesser kind of distinction than a formal distinction.

So I've been thinking a lot about historical fiction as a genre — it's often been seen as a kind of lesser form of the novel, often unjustly — and Mantel's book is sharpening my thoughts on this subject.

What many millions now know is that this produces not a lesser form of sport but, in many cases, sport of a more intense kind.

In lesser writers, these kinds of eye-catching images often feel gratuitous, bright verbal spangles that exist for no reason other than to show off the writer's panache.