Sentence examples for more toothless than from inspiring English sources

There are few jobs more toothless than those of museum guards.

After the fanfare of the elections, the kingdom's town councils have proved even more toothless than cynics foretold.

65 min: Barcelona go on the attack, but continue to look a lot more toothless than their hosts in the final third.

That Gary Coleman reference aside, "The Wannabes" does not have the kind of winking multireferential humor that makes Nickelodeon's shows palatable to adults, and its jokes are even more toothless than those of its Disney cousins.

Now, as Aseman's publisher Abbas Bozorgmehr spends the 20-21 February Iranian weekend in Evin prison following a revocation of the newspaper's license, that transformation seems more toothless than its readers had imagined.

Like many of Trump's orders, it was a little more toothless than its announcement made it seem.

Kvitova sends down a toothless second serve, Robson responds with an even more toothless return.

Fortunately the last two opponents the 'Pids have played have been even more toothless.

Wales's only try — Samoa had three — came from an opportunistic interception by center Ashley Beck, and it followed an even more toothless display against Argentina.

In every account, the rockets are dismissed as little more than toothless, impromptu, life-affirming symbols of Palestinian refusal to surrender.

In practice this is barely easier than simply sectioning the patient again, so it is not hard to see why a growing band of detractors view CTOs as little more than a toothless appeasement to distract us from bed closures with more "care in the community".