Sentence examples for most toothless from inspiring English sources

It harks back to a time when pop, country and soul were at their most toothless, when Kenny Rogers could pass for a bruiser.

Britain, alas, has some of the most toothless data-protection rules in the developed world: the government recently rejected a plan to make reporting of breaches compulsory.

It's hard to ignore how much better he is than Drew Carey – always the most toothless and confused part of the US version.

She collaborates with Jason Derülo, Iyaz and Dev, some of the most toothless singers working that intersection, and on a couple of songs with the producer Timbaland, who long ago swapped skittering hip-hop futurism for high-gloss space-pop.

They were the most toothless team in the league last season, failing to score in nearly half the games they played (17 out of 38) and mustering fewer goals than anyone else.

At their most toothless they asked if Taylor Swift was behind it, while the vilest comments asked why she had been left unharmed.

What is striking about these cartoons is how amiable, not to say toothless, most of them are.

The game spawns unlikely national celebrities as well, like the club Corinthians' most rabid fan, toothless São Paulo parking vender Cotton Bud, and an Afro-Brazilian priest named Father Edu, who lifts curses from big soccer teams.

Apple has faced criticism in the past for doling out corrective measures that seem rather toothless – most often putting suppliers "on probation," meaning they'll be watched more closely for future violations.

However, the regime has launched countless investigations before, most notably a toothless inquiry into the civil war.

The giant birds likely lived in a variety of environments, but after closely examining the sediments in which the fossils were discovered, Averianov discovered that most of the toothless pterosaurs probably lived near lakes and rivers and along coastlines.