Sentence examples for likes less than from inspiring English sources

Tel Aviv — There's nothing a writer likes less than admitting an error.

There is nothing a presidential campaign likes less than to be forced to answer for someone else's actions.

Since there is nothing Dylan likes less than being mistaken for "Bob Dylan" — "If I wasn't Bob Dylan, I'd probably think that Bob Dylan has a lot of answers," he once said — this is not a productive interview dynamic.

Since there is nothing Dylan likes less than being mistaken for "Bob Dylan"—"If I wasn't Bob Dylan, I'd probably think that Bob Dylan has a lot of answers," he once said this is not a productive interview dynamic.

About Susan Sontag's novels, which he likes less than her messier nonfiction, he writes: "As a writer of fiction, Sontag strikes one as having to proceed like Jackson Pollock in reverse, finding ways of coaxing spillage back into the confines of the pot".

What a doctor likes less than not knowing what is wrong with her patient is not knowing why things got better.

There was nothing he liked less than getting caught up in other people's soap operas.

There was nothing he would like less than to have his remit widened.

As Jimmy Kimmel joked to Cruz in late March: "Yeah, what you did is you kind of held out until they found someone that they liked less than you".

Yet there is nothing US food regulators would like less than to accept processed foods tested by EU officials who failed to spot the horsemeat scandal.

Can Labour win when their leader and their economic policies are apparently liked less than those of the Conservatives?