Sentence examples for phrased less from inspiring English sources

In the Seventh, the Allegretto was, for once, phrased less like a funeral march than like an invigorating walk.

In the front line of horn players, Mr. Lynch's foil was Mr. Herwig on trombone, who phrased in less bebop-based and more concretely riff-building ways.

They are, to coin a phrase, less metropolitan.

The phrase "less sweet" is an interesting one.

And it's hard to imagine a phrase less apt for Barack Obama.

Mr Santer himself coined the phrase "less, but better" to describe his approach.

Researchers often sum up the findings in one tidy phrase: "less sex, more contraception".

Fast forward more than three decades and the bow tie is still present, the French phrases less so.

The Bauhaus was led for a time by Ludwig Miës van der Rohe, who coined the phrase "less is more", hated by Miss Gordon.

Their shared credo boiled down to the Bauhaus catch phrase "Less Is More," which they followed as devotedly in their lives as in their work.

The New Yorker, January 2 , 1965P. 65 In the review of the movie "Rattle of a Simple Man", writer says: "If, in Mies van der Rohe's notable phrase, less is more, it's also true that more is less, and I've worked it out to my satisfaction that more is more often less than less is more".