Sentence examples for less brilliant than from inspiring English sources

AS DOLLY the cloned sheep demonstrated, European biologists are no less brilliant than their American counterparts.

Clarain exhibits a silky lustre less brilliant than that of vitrain.

Entrees at Oyster Club were solidly executed, but often less brilliant than the appetizers.

In fact what would normally be counted an exceptional result was slightly less brilliant than the forecasts.

The director, David Fincher (no less brilliant than the Coens), makes the atmosphere almost as murky and poisonous as that of his serial killer movies, "Seven" and "Zodiac".

Aziza doesn't wear Bunny's pathos on her sleeve so much as she adds it to her comedy, which would be less brilliant than it is without that understanding.

It was a rival who patented the polygraph, however, and the evidence adduced by Lepore suggests that Marston was a less brilliant psychologist than a self-deluding charlatan and failure in almost everything he turned his hand to – academia, business, Hollywood screenwriting, advertising and law.

It was intended to be played indoors with stringed instruments and was softer and less brilliant in tone than the modern oboe.

Cost advantages tend to offset the fact that these are less brilliant and less lightfast than the anthraquinones.

The same voice sings the final lines of an album that is no less brilliant, but perhaps less straightforward, than initial reactions suggested: not so much an exploration of grief as an example of how grief overwhelms or seeps into everything – a subtle difference, but a difference nonetheless.

At this early stage in the run, other scenes feel slightly slack, over-busy with less brilliant ideas, and puzzlingly diffuse rather than dramatically concentrated.