Sentence examples for less imposing than from inspiring English sources

His staff then numbered only ten, and his plant was even less imposing than his staff.

The dinosaur relatives were far less imposing than tyrannosaurs, triceratops and sauropods.

Mack, who is 57 and has a slight lisp, is less imposing than his colleagues.

It's less imposing than it appears in photographs; the scalloped exostructure is stretchy plastic, not metal.

Ms. Gordon, 60, wore a denim dress and looked less imposing than most people in the room.

Ranked No. 4 and seeded third here, Nadal continues to look less imposing than in his most dominant years.

One of its many lessons: The Bastille was a less imposing presence than it's often imagined to be.

The amiable England captain and flanker might seem less imposing in person than some beasts of the modern game, but few players can match his work rate, tackle count and resilience.

Memorably, he went up against no less imposing a figure than actor/producer Burt Lancaster on The Train (1964), and was eventually replaced by John Frankenheimer.

He's no less imposing a figure now than in his heralded youth, despite the stoop in his stance and the stiffness in his gait.

A far less imposing introduction to Nemerov than the "Collected," this selection traces the career of a writer who started out a would-be modernist, in the school of Eliot and Pound, and ended up a cherished godfather to the New Formalists.