Sentence examples for far less brilliant from inspiring English sources
It will be much more difficult than in 2004, when John Kerry was defeated by a far less brilliant George W. Bush.
Far less interplanetary, and more brilliant soundwise, are Audio-Technica's ATH-ES7 stainless-steel headphones: flat, foldable and polished so highly that you can remove them to reapply lipstick without missing a beat.
It might not have enough money to offer the small classes and extra support that it would like to, or its brilliant leader might move on and be replaced by someone far less charismatic.
The contemporary reality of a marginalised parliament, the substitution of sound-bites for speeches, a social life bereft of brilliant talk, and a suspicion of young politicians shading into resentment, is far less attractive.
Hamm plays a brilliant rogue, there's no denying the fact, but his own life is a far less lurid affair.
Yes, he was fascinating and brilliant when we first met him, but 35 years on he's no more insightful, and he's far less funny, than the blabbering, twitching neurotic he was in 1968.
Many receive far, far less, if anything.
It adds up to far, far less.
Pundits were far less diplomatic.
Investors were far less happy.
