1
In the Middle Ages men had been less enterprising and less self-conscious.
2
The less enterprising remain at home to make and sell wine.
3
The Romans were still less enterprising than the Greeks, were less commercial in their character.
4
The enemy have been less enterprising in their flights.
5
But, happily, Garnett was less strong and less enterprising than he was credited with being.
6
The Gallic or French-American is less enterprising, yet sufficiently so for the necessary uses of life.
7
They were all young, more or less enterprising, hopeful, and reasonably sure of better things to come.
8
This time the expedition found the authorities, warned by threatening prohibitions from Europe, in a less enterprising mood.
9
As time went on and the day grew warmer, the crowd grew visibly less enterprising, and business flagged.
10
If he had been less enterprising and more obedient, he would still have been the friend of God.
11
Such a daring scheme as a return to Ireland did not even suggest itself to her less enterprising mind.
12
The Russians in 1877 were even less enterprising than had been the Germans in 1870.
13
He is far more virtuous than they make him out, far less schooled in sin, far less enterprising and ruthless.
14
The Carlists were less successful and less enterprising than in the two preceding years; but their cause was not yet hopeless.
15
The married vagabond has many {48} characteristics of the single vagabond or tramp, though he is usually less enterprising.
16
It would seem that the "good company" was less enterprising in its asseverations in this canvass than in the last.
