Sentence examples for something less that from inspiring English sources

Popularisation doesn't make knowledge something less that it was.

In "Kelly Clarkson, a Pop Star Proud in Her Own Skin," Jan Hoffman writes about Kelly Clarkson, whose fans "have built a distinctive relationship with her: something less that of conventional adulation than of identification and admiration": The other night, Danielle Travali, 25, was listening to Kelly Clarkson's new album, "Stronger".

Thorn countered with something less, and that was that.

While it remains possible that what is implicated is actually something less, something that can be described and explained without appeal to Reid's very strong notion of power, Reid's arguments nonetheless make clear what an account of human agency that does without power would need to account for if it is to be satisfactory.

So a public plan that was forecast to win 5% of the expanded insurance market is now likely to gain something less than that.

The face-off proved to be something less than that.

Working with Carlton's chairman Michael Green was, Andy found, something less than that.

The Kurds still wanted their own country, but they had to stop at something less than that.

Although each black person matters as a person, it has become far too easy right now to picture us being hunted like we're something less than that.

MA: It seems like along general party lines the Republicans wanted a permanent ban and Democrats wanted something less than that and they compromised on 7 years.

Very schematically, these arguments for a theory of practical reasoning try to show that reasons brought to bear on choice must have some particular logical form, if action is not to lapse into something less than that.