Sentence examples for less groundbreaking from inspiring English sources

The music sounds less groundbreaking than congenial; the symphony's effervescent account made it something to savor.

Even with these efforts, critics say the budget is far less groundbreaking than its supporters and opponents say it is.

Appearing next to this milestone of pop daring, Fallon's "Jump in the Line" — "A little salsa!," he said, dancing to calypso with a single maraca — was less groundbreaking.

The Possibility of Criticism, the second of the three books, is more modest in scope and less groundbreaking.

If the differences between the generations sounds a bit less groundbreaking than one might hope, it may still make good business sense.

The result was less groundbreaking, more side splitting.

(Grode) 'Really Really' (in previews; opens on Tuesday) The premise of this new work sounds less than groundbreaking: College pals turn on one another after a boozy party.

(Grode) 'Really Really' (in previews; opens on Feb. 19) The premise of the play sounds less than groundbreaking: College pals turn on one another after a boozy party.

(Grode) 'Really Really' (in previews; opens on Feb. 19) The premise of this new work sounds less than groundbreaking: College pals turn on one another after a boozy party.

(Grode) 'Really Really' (previews start on Thursday; opens on Feb. 19) The premise of the play sounds less than groundbreaking: College pals turn on one another after a boozy party.

Truth to tell, the story is less than groundbreaking: one of the "courteous cutthroats" at the Annual Rensselaer County Spring Antiques Fair in upstate New York is murdered, the wrong person is arrested, and a down-to-earth dealer from New Jersey assigns herself the chore of finding the real killer.