Sentence examples for though not less from inspiring English sources

Things move into less spectral, though not less speculative, terrain with the paired work of Ms. Schorr and Chris Ware.

And his departure from the scene, welcome as it is, will in certain ways make the business of peace-making more complicated, though not less necessary.In this section As China changes Older, wiser, webbier Unoriginal sin War in Macedonia?

The visual imagery employed became less complicated and less dense, though not less arresting, and "centre framing," which places images in the middle of the screen, became the norm.

In a second, though not less problematic sense, the intimate connection between the law and the threat of sanctions is a thesis about the normativity of law.

His hours, and rivals opium and his brides; Magnificent in Stamboul, but less grand, Though not less loved, in Wapping or the Strand; Divine in hookas, glorious in pipe.

Loss to follow-up may reflect the clinical nature of patients with substance use admitted to a psychiatric emergency unit, and conducting studies in this field can be challenging though not less important since randomised controlled trials on these patients are still few [ 24, 25].

Most sedimentation tanks, though, are not less than 3 metres deep, in order to provide enough room for a sludge layer and a scraper mechanism.

More Scots mean less Oxbridge, though not necessarily less posh, since Scotland has its own elite universities and, of course, its own top-people's network.

Hardly less impressive, though not as numerous, are the large-scale choral fugues in the oratorios of Bach's contemporary, George Frideric Handel, as well as the fugues in concertante style in his concerti grossi.

This precarious situation urgently calls for more federal spending, not less, though that message has been lost on Congress.

Plato's philosophy is an invitation to risk "distant and high enquiries", and to embrace more of life not less – though he strongly recommends a life-long training in reason for discernment too.