Sentence examples for there is something less from inspiring English sources

There is something less appealing.

There is something less to the arguments of both sides, but the argument on the Chinese side is weaker.

I am considering dermabrasion, but I wonder if there is something less aggressive I could try first.

"There is something less romantic bubbling beneath the novel's surface, however: the author's acidic view of class and Jewish society of the period..

If there is a moment in Iniesta's career, it is South Africa, but there is something less tangible about it, less defined by a single second – more by sensations, a joy of the game itself, the way he played.

For all of the talk by Mr. Ferrer's supporters that he has now succeeded in creating a black-Latino foundation, the fact remains that there is something less than unity among the city's black leaders about whom they want to succeed Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani.

On Wednesday there was something less.

There was something less than satisfying about her performance: a fistful of great songs in search of a great one-woman show.

However fascinating the source material, there's something less than cinematic about 90 minutes of watching people read letters in front of windows.

And then there's something less tangible, a visceral undercurrent of anger that makes them walk around feeling ready to explode.

However, there was something less headline-grabbing but more significant that Pruitt did in his rare appearance before lawmakers yesterday that should be of greater import to those concerned about climate change.