Sentence examples for less forceful than from inspiring English sources

The ramifications of such a statement run deep, but in "Fondly Do We Hope... Fervently Do We Pray, Mr. Joness has created a pedantic production inspired by Lincoln — overly emphatic in terms of theater and breezily limited in terms of dance — that is less forceful than force-fed.

Conte's speeches were no less forceful than his actions.

A hands-on regional approach less forceful than Australia's has served New Zealand partnership programmes well for years.

The 146 Louisiana-spiced grilled snapper is a kind of blackened fish dish, less forceful than most, with layered tastes and lots of flavor.

The ball often bounces off his insensate fingers; his moves around the rim are more Politburo than Pushkin (though less forceful than Putin).

When the song returns to a crescendo, which is no less forceful than those of the Swans of the eighties, the mesh of sound is delirious.

ʿUthmān followed the same general policies as had ʿUmar, but he had a less forceful personality than his predecessor.

Anthony Van Dyck, a pupil and assistant of Rubens, was a much less forceful personality than his master; and this is reflected in the quieter, more introspective note characteristic of his paintings.

"The three remained when Andy left and, although Brian was appointed head coach, he was a less forceful character than the other two, with whom he had been an equal.

Some perceptions are less forceful and lively than some memories, as when lost in reminiscence, and some memories are less forceful and lively than imaginings, as when lost in reverie.

Hume accounts for memory by appealing to an idea that is qualitatively similar to, but less forceful and vivacious than a previous idea.