Sentence examples for senses less from inspiring English sources

Still, he senses less "heaviness," less anger, "even in myself," he said.

Far from living out a monastic, medieval, and sexless utopia, Russians are, in some senses, less family-oriented than Western Europeans.

I wanted more sense, less sensation.

Investors sense less risk in lending markets, and the cost of credit protection for American banks has fallen, he said.

But anticorruption leaders say they sense less commitment to tackle corruption since the election of President Rupiah Banda.

Parents favoring timeouts feel more comfortable with ambiguities, sense less threat, embrace minority groups — and are less prone to disgust when they see a man eating worms.

The idea would be to encourage growth through higher German salaries and consumption, more imports and, in a sense, less competitiveness.

In reality it varies, some things stick after you've done them twice, because they just make sense (less water in your kettle), others take more persistence (smoking).

But it gave rise to a figurative sense, less bloody-minded: "to deprive of essential parts, to remove the essence of".

Mr. Brustein said that in the decade since that debate he had sensed less racial consciousness in casting than there had been in the past.

Mr. Kulick's appendages from Heywood are in a sense less jarring than similar additions would be to most other Shakespeare's works.