Sentence examples for far less mysterious from inspiring English sources

The rings of Saturn have become far less mysterious since Galileo first discovered them in 1610 (and thought they might be moons).

Forays into uncharted verticals are far less mysterious when you align those goals.

I was expecting something far more tasteful, and far less eccentric and mysterious.

Even in Peru, three kilos is far less than ten pounds.A.H. SaulniersNew Bedford, MassachusettsThe secret's outSIR – Regarding the mysterious disappearance of highly sensitive classified data on nuclear-weapons research at Los Alamos, perhaps we should now question whether this whole programme should be abandoned ("Yet another breach", July 24th).

"I think my constant desire to understand mechanisms and solve puzzles in some ways goes back to Tintin, his sense of curiosity and opposition to contrary forces, going up against these very mysterious things that are gradually revealed to be far less complicated".

The particulars of Barnes's thinking count for far less, in any case, than their subliminal effect: a pressure of fierce attentiveness, which gives mysterious order to arrangements that appear chaotic at first glance.

In the UK, there was far less African American music to choose from, so the Chess albums were coveted keys to a mysterious, faraway world.

So the idea of a truth-maker turns out to be far less intuitive and attractive than it initially seemed because of its commitment to an abstract and mysterious array of truth-bearers.

The magic is far less high tech than Rowling's but the series will feed the imagination of any readers interested in all things magical, mysterious and ghostly.

Some need far less.

Many receive far, far less, if anything.