Sentence examples for far less extraordinary from inspiring English sources

Of course, most UFOs are eventually explained as something far less extraordinary than little green -- or grey -- men.

In this case, the United States Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit, in New Orleans, had ruled that students could offer prayers at graduations -- where members of the clergy cannot, under a 1992 Supreme Court decision -- but not in the "far less solemn and extraordinary" setting of a football game.

These are elements of Bausch's work far less frequently heralded than the extraordinary sets by Peter Pabst (the giant grave of "Viktor," the collapsing wall of "Palermo," the immense whale tail of "Ten Chi" or the monumental sequoia trees of "Nur Du"), but they are no less important to its overall effect.

Any staginess in their manner reduces the whole dance and makes its extraordinary spotlighted ending far less surprising.

Sensing that it was time to move on, the host switched to the apparently far less heated subjects of Syria, torture and extraordinary rendition. .

But the world has so far done far less to confront them, and Mr. Chrétien's extraordinary book prompts one to wonder whether the reason is rooted in the racism reflected in the violent rewriting of central African history.

Far less noted, however, is that this nation's extraordinary power and influence in the 20th century and beyond has been largely a product of the remarkable 35 years that followed the Civil War.

Part of what made the trial extraordinary was that the jury was permitted to know far less than what outsiders who had followed the case knew.

But what is so extraordinary about the sentence is that Ilham Tohti was not an independence activist, far less a terrorist, but an outspoken advocate of building bridges between the two communities.

But major studies have made it clear that Chile has extraordinary renewable energy sources, including solar, geothermal and wind power that could be developed with far less impact on the environment.

But in meeting all these extraordinary people from so many different backgrounds it's made me confront my own prejudices and made me far less judgmental.