Sentence examples for questions less from inspiring English sources

Mr Scott grimaced weirdly and dodged questions less skillfully.

He continued: "Fewer journalists, fewer scoops, fewer hard questions, less topicality and weaker attribution.

Apparently, adding something physical makes the asking and answering of questions less old-fashioned.

The triumphs and wonders of the Internet age have been obvious; the answers to such questions less so.

The portions of her story she considered footnotes became headlines, the questions less about whether she could fight and more about whether she should.

But the news out of New Orleans raises troubling questions less about sportsmanship than about the nature of a supposedly civilized society.

Why you persist in this is a question less about ethics than psychology.

Beth Mohle, secretary for the Queensland Nurses Union said she was aware medical staff were using the question less and less.

"Younger" deftly shows how the new ageism expresses itself as a question less of competence than of cultural fit.

That's a pedestrian line of inquiry, but it gets its due before leading into the title track, and a question less readily answerable.

This is a question less about Ms. Fleming's performance -- which was indeed quite good -- than about our understanding, today, of what singing can be.