Sentence examples for much less reading from inspiring English sources
He had difficulty following along in class, much less reading a book.
A notorious flimflammer among traveling salesmen, he presents himself as a professor of musicology, organizing brass bands wherever he goes, but he doesn't have a clue about playing, much less reading, music.
They haven't even heard of Moby-Dick, much less read it.
First, it is much esteemed, but much less read; second, the dead are more in favour than the living.
Who, in search of inspiring or comforting assurances, wants to buy, much less read, a yucky downer?
Most magazines struggle to find space on their bookshelves for all the galleys they get in a year, much less read them.
In other words, they responded to a report that hasn't even yet been written, much less read and voted on by the members.
But this is the 21st century; in less time than it takes to blink, much less read these words, news travels from one corner of the globe to another, and hedge funds and other large investors will respond equally rapidly.
Remember that an investor's email box is always overflowing, and there is no way he can open, much less read, every message.
If we thought about the process and consequence of each act of our daily lives, we would not get out the door, much less read a book at night.
