Sentence examples for far less striking from inspiring English sources

And describing them as a witty raconteur is far less striking than reporting something they said that was funny.

Sadly, in autumn and winter they are far less striking, though they are still quite different from rock and meadow pipits, if you can get a clear view.

In the galleries we saw one of Rembrandt's earliest dated paintings, "An Unidentified Historical Subject," a fussy mythological scene from 1625 that is far more detailed and far less striking than his mature works.

Indeed, Rad54 remodeling activity, which is thought to involve an ISWI-like mechanism [41], seems to be far less striking than the Rad51 "polymerization-induced" remodeling mechanism reported here.

Overall, there does seem to be a similar pattern to that observed for eukaryotes, but it is far less striking and in many cases the comparisons made yield non-significant results.

Others have far less dramatic origins.

An event or conclusion that is far less important, powerful or striking than expected.

While flame-haired, voluptuous Hendricks ticks the box traditionally, Jones's icy beauty in the shade, topped off with a swipe of scarlet on the lips too, was something less obvious – far less conventional, and all the more striking for that.

Perhaps most striking, the rescue is on course to cost far less than the average clean-up from a financial crisis, according to International Monetary Fund statistics.

It is especially striking that Mr. Gates is ready to cut, since far less responsible Republicans on Capitol Hill are putting the defense budget off limits for political reasons.

In person he is far less weird-looking than he appears on TV: the mouth, while certainly striking, seems less outsize when you see it as part of the whole feline package.