Sentence examples for far less noticeable from inspiring English sources

(That is, she was cross-eyed. Nora, too, had strabismus, but hers was far less noticeable).

Small mammals You are likely to have other visitors that are just as fascinating but far less noticeable.

But that day the suggestiveness of the lyrics became far less noticeable than the vulnerability of the girls singing them.

While smoothing out a large section of an image would be glaringly evident, the change is far less noticeable when spread over small scattered sections.

I'm sorry to lose out on it, sure, but it's far less noticeable than you'd think.

Portrait mode still produces artifacts around the borders of the blur, but far less noticeable ones than the Pixel.

Now, in an apparent nod to the situation's increasing intractability, a dotted line has appeared for the Ukrainians – but it is far fainter and less noticeable than the one on the international version.

But while the centrist Kerry still advocates shrinking the budget deficit, a bolder Kerry, less noticeable so far in the campaign rhetoric, adds that if the deficit threatens to rise rather than fall, well, so be it -- he'll go ahead with his health plan anyway.

Among these celestial transients, less noticeable but far more powerful objects called blazars flash on and off, in brilliant gamma-ray outbursts and flashes of visible light that can last for hours, days, or even weeks.

While "heat-gate" ("warm-gate"?) was yet another overblown situation surrounding Apple a few months back, the temperature of the device at times was noticeable (though far less than any laptop, for example).

Turning to our results, the coefficient for the second sample of urban areas also witnessed a noticeable drop, but far less than for coastal cities only.