Sentences with phrase «means less excitement»

so advances go down, which means less excitement, fewer books ordered of the following book, even lower advances, and repeat until you are dropped by your publisher.

Not exact matches

As in a supreme sorrow lesser vexations may become a consolation; as a supreme love may turn minor sacrifices into gain; so a supreme trust may render common safeguards odious, and in certain glows of generous excitement it may appear unspeakably mean to retain one's hold of personal possessions.

Sure, fans won't get as much excitement as they did in the past from Sky Sports» Deadline Day, however they'll most likely be thankful for it in the long run, as it means their clubs are much more likely to save money, and have a lesser chance of being ripped off by other clubs for players they don't always necessarily need.

She was less inclined to get upset over her normal toddler tantrum triggers and less in need of a big reaction from me, whether it was anger or excitement, which probably meant that she was getting more quality attention throughout the day.

This does not mean that you regard the process with any less excitement or anticipation.

In the Cape the rivers are less dry which means more excitement on the rapids.