Sentence examples for less apparent than from inspiring English sources

And the intellectual need for an alternative set of institutions is itself far less apparent than it was.

The American derivatives market was much smaller then, and its dangers were less apparent than they are now.

He's found his voice, but not yet his subject, and in consequence the art in his ballets is less apparent than the craft.

In fact, in Duccio's only certain work prior to the Madonna Rucellai, echoes of Cimabue are even less apparent than in the Rucellai altarpiece.

"They have to work on one or the other to make the divide less apparent than it is or else the mainstream media will lose all credibility," he said.

In the trilogy's first installment, however, the core of Mr. Pullman's philosophy, which involves humanity's confrontation of a less-than-perfect deity, is far less apparent than is his taste for complicated adventure.

And yet it must have, because the war happened for everyone in that city, even if its horrors were less apparent there than in Naples.

Without Cameron's eye for detail and obsession with the lives of ordinary people, later movies in both futuristic sagas have languished in a sea of vapidity, unable to interest their audiences in protagonists with less apparent humanity than the merciless extraterrestrials and metal killing machines whose eternal task it is to hunt them down.

While graduate students had less apparent impact than postdocs on overall publication counts, they increased the likelihood of publications in these high-impact journals just as much as postdocs did.

Despite his increasingly large girth, Lambert remained fit and active, once walking seven miles (11 km) from Woolwich to the City of London "with much less apparent fatigue than several middle-sized men who were of the party".

Additionally, vorinostat-treated cells featured a more polygonal shape and less apparent invadopodia than control cells.