something less than

Now this song which he made in the hour of our victory, is something less than just to me, who stood beside him in the tussle.

He turned, smoking cigarette in hand, a faint smile on his hard lips as he looked at her with something less than affection.

She arrived in Indonesia in a spirit of blissful "innocence" that her son would later marvel at with something less than admiration.

He is a man of something less than mediocre abilities.

Rather, they indicate that the relevant geographic market for motor gasoline is something less than nationwide.

So thinking of emotions as the opposite of . . . as something less than thinking is immensely productive.

After every third enslave ya need to banish him for 1. 5 Minutes so every third enslave takes something less than 2 minutes.

The full-length songs stream at something less than CD quality (128 kilobits per sec. ), but it's good enough on a computer.

CIA chief Leon Panetta asserted that there were something less than 50 al-Qaida members in Afghanistan.

It's born of fear, the fear that should one be silent, they will be forgotten, discounted, and seen as something less than spectacular.

A pledge is something more than a mere lien and something less than a mortgage.

Avoid distracting your candidate (and you) with an environment that is something less than comfortable.

Your personal finances may dictate that you have to accept something less than your dream job.

This may not be fundamentally wrong, but it narrows UX to something less than what it really is.

It is a union of nation states that has created something less than a federation and more than an alliance.

Secondly, he allows us to ordinary people can also be close to something less than those previously tentacles;