Sentence examples for be less remarkable than from inspiring English sources

In truth, the details of the Leaf's operation may be less remarkable than the fact that it is on the road at all.

It was the first in M.L.B. history and it still might be less remarkable than the guy in the stands who body-checked a child to get the ball.

Admittedly, an all-woman bestseller list would be less remarkable than a fully female political cabinet or corporate board of directors, because women are by far the bigger buyers of fiction and, ever since Eliot, the Brontes and Jane Austen, female novelists have achieved a level of representation that was never the case for playwrights or screenwriters.

Just because every fiber of my psychological being is telling me that the launch of Color is less remarkable than my being caught in surprise rainstorm or finding a shiny penny on the street doesn't mean I can't fake it.

If we look at Hillary Clinton from another angle, the enthusiasm gap is less remarkable than we thought.

Buy from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.ukWHAT is said in this impressive book is less remarkable than who says it.

Yet this is less remarkable than it may seem: retail prices are falling anyway, and real earnings also dropped at the outset of the previous two recessions.

That the two productions merged in my mind, however, is less remarkable than the discovery of Cordero, Ashmanskas, Mazzie, and Yorke, none of whom I had seen perform before.

Capra's second 1934 effort, the heart-tugging Broadway Bill, was less remarkable than It Happened One Night but not inconsequential.

As Bryant returns to his home state Saturday for No. 7 Oklahoma State's game at No. 1 Texas, his on-field success is less remarkable than his escape from a tumultuous childhood.

His teaching career during those last years was less remarkable than before, but he was able to study peasant markets in Mexico in 1940 and 1941 and had plans for a study of social change in Mexican-Indian communities.