Sentence examples for may lie less from inspiring English sources
The fault may lie less with the script than with the direction of Jeff Hayenga.
The real value of "The Future of Us" may lie less in its plot than in the rich crop of questions it will raise in teenage readers.
If Matthews's account of his racial coming-of-age feels contradictory or disingenuous at times, the fault may lie less with his skill as a writer (which is considerable) than with the thorny nature of his inquiry.
The future of this kind of projection may lie less in art than in advertising, education, Christmas decorations or the lava lamp market, but it definitely holds your attention.
Both had featured in a string of recent corruption scandals.The real significance of the elections may lie less in the composition of the new European Parliament than in pointers to the future course of national politics.
The real value of "Moguls & Movie Stars" may lie less with the series itself than with the ancillary material — the extra reading, as it were — that TCM can provide.
The ADFL is already reporting clashes.In the long term, Mr Kabila may find his troubles lie less with his enemies than with his would-be friends.
You pretend less and lie less.
Thus, the key to reducing prophylactic insecticide applications may lie with improved, less labour intensive methods of pollen beetle monitoring.
