Sentence examples for much less liked from inspiring English sources

Well, PM Netanyahu was much less liked in the corridors of the White House than say President Erdogan is, but alas, the Arab and Muslim worlds still do not rally to the US.

Most modern geneticists are much less like Galton and more like Darwin.

The movies, in short, are getting much more like Second Life, and much less like a recorded performance of The Cherry Orchard.

"We are much less like Mr Spock in Star Trek than we think we are.

It looks transparent, approachable, comfortable and much less like a place where hierarchy or tradition will be enforced.

Three years later, he's sounding a lot more like a conventional Democrat running for re-election and much less like a political innovator.

With the president's poll numbers down, and the Republican majority ensnared in ethical controversy, things look much less like a once-a-generation realignment.

They are a hybrid - they are much less like games and much more like stories than most free-to-play titles".

But Cruz sounded much less like Reagan than Nelson Rockefeller at the Cow Palace in 1964, the Boston Globe's James Pindell astutely points out.

The uncle you once looked up to, it turned out, had a habit of sharing rude memes that you did not want to see, much less Like.

What comes and goes over the broadband Internet will be much less like clicking a computer than like talking on the telephone.