Example collocations logo

Lesser in sentence

392 examples of Lesser in a sentence

One of the best lesser known occult oriented horror movies of the seventies.
In lesser hands it would have degenerated into an erotic thriller made for direct-to-video.
As others have mentioned, this movie is similar to THE FLY (both versions) and the lesser known sci-fi flick ALTERED STATES.
A much lesser follow-up.
The cameos of the lesser players are good, especially Miguel Ferrer and John Leguizamo and Sally Kirkland is interesting as a fading rock star.
The acting was okay to cheesy, some were stronger than others and even the stronger actors had their moments of lesser quality acting.
Jane Russell has it all working for her, Marilyn's lesser woman and/or actress.
The movie offers some explanation: Lesser witnesses Panzram being beaten to a pulp by the most sadistic (and stereotypical) guard, and is impressed by Panzram's intelligence (though it isn't clear why exactly Lesser thinks this man is so smart).
Some great examples are the Harry Potter series, the Lord of the Rings trilogy, and, to a lesser extent, almost every Disney film ever made.
Also, and this is perhaps a lesser point, Daniel Day-Lewis looks a lot like Ben Stiller in this (I know it's not really a valid complaint, but hey).
So while it is no surprise that TMTM is less than The Muppet Movie or The Great Muppet Caper, the surprise lies entirely in how much less than the awesome debut or its slightly lesser follow-up TMTM is.
Occasionally, the orchestra and Foley-work would stay loud while the dialog was superimposed at a much lesser level.
It seems that the people behind Envy realised that recent comedies - especially ones involving Ben Stiller and to a lesser degree Jack Black - have been situation spoofs, which have steadily declined in originality and generally laughs.
One of the lesser 80's cartoons that i hope to completely forget about again once it finishes airing on Fox Kids!
With lesser actors this show would be silly.
Certainly a lesser effort for Showtime---no limits?
This goes well alongside the lesser bible epics of the day, "The Song of Ruth" and "Esther and the King."
And, to a lesser extent, the guy accompanying them.
Definitely one of the lesser of the Astaire/Rogers musicals.
If you are a fan of the first Emmanuelle, with Sylvia Kristel, than you most likely will appreciate this, lesser known classic.
Prison is not often brought up during conversations about the best eighties horror films, and there's a good reason for that because it's not one of the best...but as you delve past the classic films that the decade had to offer, this is certainly among the best of the lesser known/smaller films.
Zatoichi The Outlaw was the first film made by its hero's (Shintaro Katsu) own production company, this is perhaps why this is a slightly lesser entry in the series, though it is by no means weak overall.
The sequence is delicious, down to the essential, living nothing out and thus leading the spectator into a masterful plot right and wrong without accessory eye catching and spectacular scenes that are often needed in lesser specimens of the genre in order to keep the audience awake.
In the hands of a lesser actress, her last scene would have seemed trite and corny.
Takashi Miike had already proved, by the time he got to The Great Yokhai War, that he could dip into other films aside from his supposed niche of the crime/yakuza genre (Visitor Q and Andromedia showed this, the former great the latter lesser).
In the hands of lesser actors than Claudette Colbert and Robert Ryan this film could have become silly and trite.
The recreation of fly fishing served as the cohesive bond which homogenized the kindred spirits of the Maclean brothers, and to a lesser degree, the father!!
Higher and Higher was one of Rodgers&Hart's lesser Broadway musicals it only had a run of 84 performances on Broadway in 1940.
ANCHORS AWEIGH is certainly a lesser film than ON THE TOWN.
Still, Dench and her character alone had enough substance to carry the script over some of its lesser moments.
BackNext