It is no less than the kind of "purity" test a GOP candidate might expect if they were applying for a leadership position in the "Sons of the Confederacy".
I could sense the anxiety of the performers turning by degrees into elation, and the no less anxious audience responding in kind.
Gifts in kind are no less important in family exchanges.
Cancer is kind to no one, but it's even less kind to single parents, who must wrangle jobs, medical treatments, and child-raising alone.
American newspapers are suffering a less glamorous but no less homogenizing kind of doom.
In fact, they invoke a different and no less acute kind of tension, one in which the reader's reactions play a vital role.
Garcia, a trained philosopher, has managed to write — in fewer than 300 pages, no less — the kind of social novel his American counterparts too often avoid in favor of solipsistic musings.
For those who are home and trying to handle it alone, I say it takes a different but no less honorable kind of courage to recognize and attack an enemy within.
In Havoc in its Third Year (Bloomsbury), Ronan Bennett obliquely anatomises a different but no less potent kind of prejudice: the intrusion of fundamentalist religion into politics, through the allegory of a fanatically Protestant civic council in 17th-century England.
As Donald Trump whips up Republicans to a fever pitch in Cleveland, and the Democrats tee up for their rejoinder next week in Philadelphia, a very different, though no less impassioned, kind of convention is set to kick off in San Diego.
