Sentence examples for thought much less from inspiring English sources

I would never have thought, much less dared, to say such a thing to Georgia O'Keeffe.

The decision needs the approval of Theresa May, the Home Secretary, who is thought much less keen.

Nobody could bear to look at him, he thought, much less sit and listen to him talk.

One of them, who is younger than me and much more connected, totted it up and blushed and said – "Maybe … 80?" The other, older than me and I would have thought much less connected, shook her head, and scoffed, and said – "Oh, at least … 120?

Even men, so often thought much less vain than women, aren't always aware of their real vital stats.

Despite the seriousness of the situation, I recall clearly that I never thought, much less asked, "Am I okay?" It simply didn't occur to me to care.

I can't hear myself think, much less have a conversation.

The government says just under 40% voted in contested seats; others think much less.

I can barely hear myself think, much less form sentences and arrange them in any particular order.

With no time to think, much less back down, Tskitishvili returned four-letter fire, only to wonder later why Garnett had challenged him at all.

Her work is poetic, layered, and tantalizingly open-ended; it never tells us what to think (much less what she thinks), but it won't allow us to slip mindlessly through its grasp.