Sentence examples for much less acknowledge from inspiring English sources

The party still cannot bring itself to talk of a "middle class" (too unsocialist-sounding), much less acknowledge that its aspirations are more than just material ones.

It's impossible for him to think that he might be a bad father to his son, much less acknowledge that he might even hate his son.

Too often I've waited for people (young and old) to cross who don't even glance in my direction much less acknowledge my car; too often pedestrians meander rather than hurry across a busy intersection.

Waspish at times, the book is not, as you might have expected, an exercise in revenge, but a balanced attempt to understand a complex man who emerges from his last anodyne memoir, Now and Then: From Coney Island to Here (1998), as somebody who didn't fully comprehend, much less acknowledge, his own darker motivations.

AhR activation, although much less widely acknowledged, is also epidemiologically associated with diabetes (Bock 1994).

During the press conference after the Wimbledon final, Nadal more or less acknowledged as much.

He none the less acknowledged that discovering who ordered it would be much harder.

Governments in New Delhi have been reluctant to even acknowledge, much less punish, acts of mass violence.

Yet, ironically, few of us wish to acknowledge, much less talk about, it.

Structural incompatibility: A powerful twice-divorced male will be unable to acknowledge, much less sanction, the ambitions of a much younger female mate.

Despite its contribution to economic growth, few governments actually acknowledge, much less court, the diaspora dollars as an important source of economic growth.