Sentence examples for may say less from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Liddell's outrage may say less about her virtues as a mother than about her calculations as a marriage broker.

Yet the book's enduring resonance may say less about its literary merits than about its failure to change American attitudes.

Only one Republican, Lindsey Graham, voted for her, which may say less about her qualifications than their party discipline.

Yet that conclusion suggests that Mr Cannadine's latest addition to the field of decline studies, while unfailingly interesting, may say less about modern Britain than it claims.

That it did not may say less about Fraser's persuasiveness than about the seductive spell that contemporary art-making seems to cast.

Still, de Blasio's win may say less about the current state of the rivalry than it does about the sanity and fair-mindedness of New York's voters.

As I look forward to this new part of my journey, I know I have surrounded myself with people who will not take advantage of me -- but news flash, when you are working for someone else, they are never going to say "work less"; when you are with your friends or family they may say "work less" and you will say, "yeah, yeah, I know," and ignore their advice.

And I do so, if I may say, no less eager than you to find a lasting solution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, ideally based on a two-state agreement.

Other candidates, including Hillary Clinton, may say more or less the same thing, but then they load on complexities and caveats.

Still, you may say, that's no less reason to be enthused.

Talking tough may look like a good way of demonstrating U.S. resolve, but when tough talk makes our opponent richer and stronger we may accomplish more by saying less.