Sentence examples for with rather less from inspiring English sources

Establishment figures are described with rather less reverence.

West doubled with rather less confidence, and, sure enough, East did not know what to lead.

Erik's first novel is at last published, though with rather less stress and storm.

They insist, with rather less evidence, that cold January evenings keep Iowans at home.

Now, as Julius Caesar said when he crossed the Rubicon (with rather less dithering), the die is cast.

"I think in this country we could do with rather less political correctness and more straight talking across the board.

With Abrams having jumped ship to rival space saga Star Wars, and with the rather less illustrious Justin Lin now in command of the USS Enterprise, it was supposed Beyond might fail to reach warp speed.

The Brazilian crowd had been singing Rooney's name – along with the rather less polite "Eliminados" – and he did at least bring a save out of Keylor Navas with a chipped shot.

The DVD extras are understandably a bit meagre as the film was made in 1950, when it won six Oscars and the most nominations ever (shared with the rather less well-scripted Titanic).

The sight of beautiful young women with older, rather less beautiful, rich men is a common sight in Los Angeles, and one that would, the song suggested, have made poor Karl realise that his dreams of equality were impossible.

In a fairly extreme move against typecasting, Pike has followed up playing the fragrant Jane Bennet in Pride and Prejudice with the rather less fragrant Dr Samantha Grimm in the film adaptation of Doom, one of the goriest computer games ever made.