Sentence examples for speak even less from inspiring English sources

As skittish as people were in talking about the fish, they would speak even less about Mr. Wu.

He spoke little English; I spoke even less French.

He spoke little English and I spoke even less French.

Jack is speaking even less than me now.

But it's then that I hear it: Alexander Armstrong is asking Lee from Steps and Michelle from Liberty X a question: "What items are in a full English breakfast?" I leap to my feet: "Omelette du fromage!!" Jack is speaking even less than me now.

She writes well and speaks even better.

But, of course, she didn't have time to write while she was working and then, when she retired in l996, she took on so many other jobs - directorships, charity posts and public speaking - she had even less time.

The urologist I spoke with was even less kind concerning the restoration industry.

He sees an impossible decision ahead of him, & it is not of speaking to his wife; it is something much worse, & the person to whom he is to speak will understand this even less than his wife, & suffer infinitely more from being abandoned by him after having been told the bitter truth: himself.

Some shaky verse-speaking is made even less comprehensible by the acoustics of the Bonar Hall, where this restaurant is reimagined.

He has shown regularly, at the Paula Cooper Gallery in New York and around the world, but he rarely appears in public and speaks for the record even less than he did when he was young, which was not a lot.