Sentence examples for considerably less famous from inspiring English sources
Ed Felder, 77, is considerably less famous than Baruch, who died in 1965 at the age of 94.
His prose is brisk and cheerful as the blue-red-gold-etc. of the famous eBay logo, and considerably less grating.
The World Games, which have international sports competitions not included in the Olympics, don't attract as much attention as those more famous games, and there has been considerably less buzz about Mr. Ito's stadium than there was about the Bird's Nest, the lavish Olympic Stadium by Herzog & de Meuron that opened in Beijing last year.
Even Logitech, famous for expensive gear, has the G35 for considerably less — under $115 at B&H, as I write this.
In the end, "My Band" might be a more macho form of self-mockery than "Hey Ya," but the message is the same: isn't it funny how famous I am? Jay-Z, '99 Problems' Jay-Z's form of self-effacement is considerably less goofy.
Pennsylvania is considerably less elastic.
Almost all make considerably less.
But most earn considerably less.
Snacking would be considerably less.
Winter rates are considerably less.
