Sentence examples for loves less from inspiring English sources

And fiction may be the surest and best place to preserve great loves: less perishable than a letter, less opaque than a dedication, hidden in plain view.

I became more patient, less anxious, more capable of loving, less afraid of death and decline.

Some said it didn't make a difference: Letterman was loved less than Leno, but loved by those that mattered.

She and Charles make love less often, and when they do she pretends he is Didier.

This from the Fug girls: @fuggirls: Loved Siriano's show, per usual; loved less the lady in sequined spankies.

To love less in order to lose less seems like no solution at all, but to see loss squarely sounds like wisdom.

Denys Lasdun's National Theatre is one such gem, and remains much loved; less so Birmingham's Central Library, which was demolished – one might say criminally – in 2015.

And who doesn't love less work, right?

To not love not at all, or loving less freely, less completely, living alone?

We may feel more loved, less loved, or unloved, depending on whether the person is generous or withholding.

After the war, Medearis had some success selling paintings, but he also discovered that the rise of Abstract Expressionism had made the regional art he loved less popular.