Sentence examples for far less remarkable from inspiring English sources

In that context, it seems far less remarkable that emissions growth has dipped as well.

Nietzsche's announcement was far less remarkable than the shattering drama with which it was made, and the fact that a man so clearly imbued with faith was making it.

This is a nice modern descendant of the kind of dance theater that Loie Fuller initiated in the late 19th century, but it too would make the same impression with a far less remarkable dancer.

What exists on the block now is far less remarkable, although it is not clear how much Mr. Polatnick took in and how much he was blinded by the ghosts of Harlem jazz.

His stocktaking entry for New Year's Day, 1890, was typical in its calm, efficient caddishness: Met Helene – Flowers from Mizi Letter from Olga Farewell letter to Jean The mere number of his conquests, however, was far less remarkable than his detachment and relentless self-scrutiny.

His stocktaking entry for New Year's Day, 1890, was typical in its calm, efficient caddishness: Met Helene - Flowers from Mizi Letter from Olga Farewell letter to Jean The mere number of his conquests, however, was far less remarkable than his detachment and relentless self-scrutiny.

Francis has initiated very significant organizational changes that have received far less attention than his remarkable public appearances, according to Andrea Tornielli, a longtime Vatican journalist, coördinator of La Stampa's Web site, Vatican Insider, and author of two books on Pope Francis.

Far less speculative is the remarkable cell biological and biochemical link between cancer incidence and diabetes (and thus CAD) recently discovered by Danial, Walensky and their colleagues [ 15].

Donald Trump's campaign―equally remarkable but far less inspiring―will confront similar challenges.

The White House supported her, too (though Barack Obama probably helped rather than hindered her chances by keeping his distance from a state in which he is far from popular).None of that makes her survival less remarkable.

It was introduced on England's 1997-98 tofr of West Indies where, sadly, it had far less of an impact than it did during Sunday's remarkable and heroic rearguard display from James Anderson and Monty Panesar in the first Ashes Test.