Sentence examples for much less lovely from inspiring English sources

There follows one lovely yorker, and then one much less lovely yorker – Dernbach gets the length wrong, it turns into a full toss and Sammy smacks it away for six.

It makes disaster much less likely.

The dead 14-year-old heroine of Alice Sebold's The Lovely Bones is stranded in a much less supple, much more primitive and chronological parenthesis.

The New Jersey town I live in is, if anything, a little less lovely than it was when we moved here, with much of its open space having succumbed to the bulldozer.

"It would be lovely to say over-50s should take an aspirin a day and have much less cancer, but the research hasn't yet been done and we should be cautious.

If you are stuck at a light, a RR crossing or in that lovely traffic, shift to neutral – over the course of a year you would be amazed at how much less CO2 will be emitted on your watch!

Much, much, much, much less perfect.

Eat out much less.

Much less appalling.

God, much less bigotry.

How much less?