Sentence examples for united less from inspiring English sources

With 80percentt of the ballots counted by early Monday, United Russia, an alliance of politicians, ministers and businessmen united less by ideology than by their support of Mr. Putin, had collected 36.7percentt of the vote, more than double that of any other party.

He sees a global "insurrectionary wave," united less by a shared ideology than by a shared opposition to an increasingly global social arrangement.

The remainder of the voters, like Mr. Khasanov, the bulldozer driver, are united less by strong political beliefs than by the lack of them.

The fact is that a stronger, more united, less vulnerable Europe, with no enemy at its door, no longer sees its interests in such straightforward terms.

The most attentive of us were from the Atlantic Coast, united less by Caribbean conspiracies against the Cachacos — people from the sierra — than by the vice of books.

The alt-right is united less by ideology than by sensibility; a hallmark of that sensibility is a careful attunement to social norms, and a perverse delight in desecrating them.

Iraq is a far less modern, less united, and less friendly place than the fondest hopes of the war's architects would have had the American public believe.

Meanwhile, the European Union has remained more united and less corruptible on sanctions than Moscow anticipated, and has become increasingly interested in strengthening NATO.

It is more united and less turbulent than many here or abroad expected and, given its 20th century history, than many thought it deserved to be.

The Germanys had united in less than a year, and then the great Union of Soviet Socialist Republics itself fizzled out.

The disappointing outcomes could have been related to differing attitudes of different fieldworkers, variable co-operation of villagers (some villages were united, some less so), proportion of villagers in the village at the time of the educational sessions, and clashes with other events related to farming.