Sentence examples for far less familiar from inspiring English sources

Far less familiar to many viewers, though, are the sculptures.

The Middle East, they point out, is far murkier, far less familiar.

The literature of the Gulag, though also rich, is far less familiar to the public.

Other names in "The Italian Avant Garde" are far less familiar.

But there is another, far less familiar way of generating electricity from the movement of water.

The scale and toll of industrial fishing is far less familiar than even the scale and toll of industrial farming.

They seemed more diffuse, far less dramatic than the more familiar piano accompaniment.

Nearly half a million travelers now go from the United States to Cuba every year, making the once-forbidden island if not familiar, at least far less isolated from its American neighbors than it used to be.

But they are familiar, and far, far less terrifying.

She then showed me a far less subdued collection, a rack of the familiar bright-blue parkas, which were designed to fend off polar-bear attacks.

As to the plummeting price of Yukos's stock, he commented in language familiar to Western shareholders, and far less blunt than a typical Russian executive's.