Sentence examples for something less was from inspiring English sources

We enthusiasts, apologists all, maintain that the uncertainty — the chance at musical transcendence amid a tendency toward something less — was what kept us coming back.

That it became something less is emblematic of the frustrations endured and aspirations dashed of a rights movements as old as the Republic.

In other words, there's a threshold below which a presidential candidate can't really compete effectively, and that number — whether it's $500 million or something less — is outlandish enough that it should give us pause.

If you have more than five top priorities, can they be consolidated or simplified without losing something (less is more)?

(2) raises questions about whether self-determination must be understood as involving having full statehood with complete authority over domestic and international affairs, or whether something less is required.

Amazon's physical store initiative is young, yet they filed for the patent in 2012 so it's likely something less hamfisted is in the works.

Its problem may be coping with something less familiar — being favored to beat a fellow test nation.

That may be part of it, but something less cynical is also going on.

However, she said A&E services "had been "ground down so much" that something less can be classed as a major incident.

That's what the cart gives these workers: something good for something less, which is a rarity today.

So when a recipe calls for it and you use something less you are shooting the recipe in the foot.