Sentence examples for thought even less from inspiring English sources

Feldman didn't approve of his music, which was amplified and improvisatory, and he thought even less of his political militancy.

Jarrett Brachman, a counterterrorism consultant to the government who has studied Abu Yahya and the Libyan group, said that many of its members mistrusted Bin Laden and thought even less of his second in command, Ayman Zawahri.

Always say things like: "we see now that … we think that" … even when you have not seen anything, and thought even less, and mostly where this is only your own random opinion.

But even then, he showed no sympathy to any form of institutionalized religion: he failed to share Coleridge love for the established churches, and thought even less of Comte's proposals for a rigid and hierarchical institutional "religion of humanity".

People in the United States probably knew very little and thought even less about corporal punishment until Adrian Peterson made headlines.

Seeing it over the course of a week, I admired its skill even more, and its thought even less.

What we think may not matter much to Canadians; what Americans think even less so.

PAUL MORRISSEY disdains rock music, abhors recreational drugs and thinks even less of liberal politics.

He thinks even less of his later albums, such as Bop Till You Drop, Borderline, The Slide Area and Get Rhythm.

IF you were the Rodney Dangerfield of your profession, fighting every day for respect and all too often falling short, would you go out of your way to do something that you know will make people think even less of you?

Hates you and me both!" — and he thinks even less of unions, but Fields has only to boom, "This is where the poor man keeps his car running!" and from behind the counter comes a gleeful "They let you out of Montgomery?!" Peek starts talking about excessive White House spending and again gets so worked up so fast that you worry he himself may soon be on the market for fresh parts.