Sentence examples for not seem less from inspiring English sources

The packages themselves have also shrunk, ever so slightly, so they do not seem less full when customers grab them off the rack.

In The Definite Article, Smith observes that Regent's Park could not seem less haunted yet marvels at its populated literary past: Henry James, the Shelleys, Elizabeth Bowen, Samuel Johnson, Charles Dickens, Virginia Woolf… a library of names.

Other pieces in Both Flesh and Not seem less important, although if you're in the mood, some of the slighter moments do manage to sparkle, such as the genuinely funny bullet-point review of a prose poem anthology, which includes the unimprovable sentence: "Square root of book's ISBN: 43,520.065".

You may find you need more time flexibility; you have been out of the job market for years and so your confidence is knocked; your skills are no longer as relevant as they were before; or you just want to rethink your career; plus many employers — whether they say it or not — seem less interested in you because of all of the above, and no level of burnishing your resume on LinkedIn will help.

Vulnerable women do not seem less satisfied but many other factors may impede their access to antenatal care.

This study, undertaken mainly to compare risk factor profiles among women and men using a large data source of high validity, finds that women do not seem less vulnerable to risk exposures or more protected by preventive factors than men, but rather suggests the opposite.

The name couldn't seem less apt.

"Effortless", "fun": these are adjectives worth remembering when considering the Strokes' first album for five years, which couldn't seem less effortless or fun if it came with a director's commentary detailing every agonising second of its gestation.

3) Play some sport Playing sport at university is another one of those things that probably couldn't seem less appealing when you're lying in bed feeling like your head might explode at any minute – but also another one of those things you won't regret if you do decide to get involved.

Of his Julius Caesar, one critic pondered: "Will this version be the most shocking show ever staged in Britain?" Loping around the auditorium in Oslo, greeting each member of the crew with a slap on the back, Castellucci couldn't seem less like an evil theatrical extremist.

Cancer did not make football seem less important.