Sentence examples for no less into from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, December 4, 2000 P. 37 Talk story about Tina Brown's C.B.E... It's not every day that someone who used to work down the hall gets invested by the Queen of England, no less, into the Most Excellent Order of the British Empire, no less, but that's what happened last Tuesday, at Buckingham Palace, no less.

There's something special about getting a glimpse (in video no less!) into someone's world.

This renewed version of the Dead is generally tighter and slicker than the 20th century original, though no less into extended improvisation.

But there is a collar that says that each Lycos share will be converted into no less than 1.433 Terra shares nor no more than 2.15 shares.

The romance of artist and fascist presents no contradiction: the same desire for a radical freedom from the moderating compromises of old orders and vocabularies leads the artist, no less than the fascist, into monstrous longing for a world without limits.

Sneaky Pete's, Sat LM No less than 22 years into its relentless techno tenure, and Birmingham's dearly beloved House Of God party is still packing in both Midlands rave purists and those making the pilgrimage to one of the most notoriously uncompromising clubs still legally in operation.

No less than 99,981 fans crammed into the MCG to witness the Bulldogs' first grand final since 1961 and their first premiership since 1954.

The specific question in the hourlong argument was whether use of a thermal imager by the police is a search that, no less than an actual entry into a house, requires a warrant.

Some prominent literary fictionists in Europe and America were plunged into a no less demoralizing sense of irrelevance by the terrorist attacks of 9/11, which shattered what Reinhold Niebuhr once called "the paradise of our domestic security... suspended in a hell of global insecurity".

The proposed rule change, slated to go into effect no less than a month after a public comment ends in July, would be "extremely hazardous to global security," Cardin said in a statement.

Yet he also made major discoveries in optics beginning in the mid-1660s and reaching across four decades; and during the course of his 60 years of intense intellectual activity he put no less effort into chemical and alchemical research and into theology and biblical studies than he put into mathematics and physics.