Sentence examples for minus much from inspiring English sources
Injuries and other woes have left Roger Federer the favorite again, minus much of the swooning of past years.
For Khomeini's life and career, Coughlin follows the ground-breaking biography by Baqer Moin Khomeinii: Life of the Ayatollah, 1999), minus much of the theology.
The rivalry between Hibs and Hearts is a kind of Rangers-Celtic lite, a more civil version minus much of the nasty sectarianism that has long been associated with the Old Firm rivalry.
"My Kind of Woman" delivers intimate truth minus much emo-rock melodrama.
In the classic Brit-crooner tradition, he moved with elegance, gracefully gesturing with his arms and hands but minus much pelvic grinding, even during "West End Girls". .
Speculative activities have pluses and minuses, much that is good and some that is bad, and these are very difficult to quantify.
And while a lot of people I know in the tech scene seem to be firmly in the retina iPad mini camp, I think of users like my mother, who I don't think would like the mini as much as the Air.
His personal net approval rating is a subterranean minus-33, much lower than that of the prime minister.
"The economic pluses and minuses are much smaller than the political and emotional salience," says Rand's Mr Smith.
To the current inhabitants — tribes ranging from small, sedentary and peaceful peoples, to sprawling, aggressive, mini-empires — much of the land had either been already claimed or was open to all for mutually sustainable use.
"TERMINAL CITY" (9 p.m. Thursday) is a 10-week mini-series, much loved by Canadian critics, about a housewife who finds she has breast cancer and almost simultaneously stumbles into the leading role on a low-rated reality show.
