Sentence examples for a less striking from inspiring English sources
Even lovelier, albeit in a less striking container, is Jo Malone's new Mimosa & Cardamom (£42).
Looked at another way, however, it looks like a less striking advance.
In a less striking gesture, President Dilma Rousseff moved ahead this month with the demarcation of seven much smaller indigenous areas.
Those who had stayed on listened intently to the roar of the new V10 engine, a less striking sound than the soprano scream of its 12-cylinder predecessor.
Guests dined on seared Chilean sea bass and other patrician delicacies, and although there was no Grey Poupon on hand to pass from Rolls to Rolls, some nameless fancy mustard made a less striking appearance in dainty saucers during the meal's second course.
NUREYEV: HIS LIFE..By Diane Solway.William Morrow; 512 pages; $27.50INTERNATIONAL ENCYCLOPEDIA OF DANCE.Edited by Selma Cohen.Oxford University Press; six volumes; $1,250 or £775In this section The dark beyond A very contemporary Russian Ballet's superstar Hold that tune ReprintsRUDOLF NUREYEV'S life is tangled in mythology dense enough to obscure a less striking figure.
Others seem to perform the function there is a Y-shaped offering, for example—albeit with a less-striking form.
Other "response to stimulus" genes are overexpressed in arctic Oxytropis, although with a less-striking expression difference, and several of these were also overexpressed in other stress tolerant species.
At the claim's root is a rather less striking study from a media research company which said that British drama in general was expected to attract perhaps 160 million viewers within a few years – a figure then widely but wrongly cited as the current number of Downton devotees.
And, likewise, I've charted a no less striking disaffection: That of black voters with Hillary Clinton.
