Sentence examples for much less nice from inspiring English sources

THE doodlebugs were much less nice than their nickname sounds.

As I stumble, distressingly human, into successive hotels, I'm aware that, not far from me or you, people are trying to raise kids in much less nice hotels, B&Bs and various levels of hell.

"I did some back of the envelope estimates of how much of people's time and effort it would waste if I didn't, and it became clear how much less nice it is to waste the time of millions of apartment hunters out of stubbornness or some clearly inaccurate assumption about the will of the community.

That's right: this thing is much less than a nicer Swatch and it can seriously do some damage.

Simply inserting a period after the first five words and a dash after the next six makes the writing seem much less eccentric: "It is nice in France.

The beer was not unlike a Pilsener in color, but the taste was much less bitter, with a nice grassy note in the mouth and a delicate fruitiness to the finish.

In the best of these films, the women aren't romantic foils, much less equals: they're either (nice) sluts or (nicer) wives, and essentially as mysterious and unknowable as the dark side of the moon.

Rannie doesn't commit crimes; she's far too conscientious to do anything unkind, much less illegal (she's even nice to her ex-husband and has weekly dinners with her former mother-in-law).

Plantains are much more starchy, much less sweet, and not at all nice raw.

Bellevue has eight hundred and fifty beds and is also called one of the worst shelters in the city; in general, the smaller shelters are said to be much less bad, and some are even nice.

Best, Best regards, or Have a nice day, are much less formal and friendly.