Sentence examples for no less having from inspiring English sources

Such problems even led to one Elvis Presley, no less, having to waddle up to meet his maker rather earlier than planned – (stay with me, I'm warming to a theme).

And for the second time in a fortnight, no less, having experienced similar bemusement at the sight of groovy parents, singly and in couples, hauling their kids around one of the edgier exhibits at the Brighton Photo Biennale – the horribly mutilated subjects of Stuart Griffiths's fine but harrowing (and also very large) colour portraits of maimed ex-servicemen.

She has been labelled the "high priestess of Twitter", by the Daily Mail no less, having built up a mammoth 1.1 million followers and using her account to genuinely engage with the public – well before the party cottoned on to the role the internet could play in politics and the election.

Many hedge fund managers deny naked shorting occurs, but a growing number of company executives, from bigger and bigger companies no less, have complained that short-sellers have used manipulation to drive their shares down.

Already President Sampaio, no less, had called a conclave to sort things out.

William Shakespeare, no less, has been appearing on billboards advertising the new Stage tower in Shoreditch.

Watching conservative Republicans tout the views of union bosses — bosses of public-employee unions, no less — has a certain piquancy.

The movement to revive confession, using the traditional booth, no less, has plenty of skeptics within American Catholicism.

The Jewish conjoined twins, in which she had quoted the Satires of Juvenal; Lord Scarman, no less, had declared she had shown the wisdom of Solomon.

This is hardly the first time that a big, splashy economics paper — one that appeared in a name-brand journal, no less — has had an embarrassing error.

His girlfriend has left him (for a richer man), he's lost his job, and his dog — Lucky, no less — has run away.