Sentence examples for less remarkable than from inspiring English sources
No less remarkable than this "Einstein" was the Metropolitan Opera's revival of "Satyagraha," in November and December.
If we look at Hillary Clinton from another angle, the enthusiasm gap is less remarkable than we thought.
It is a remarkable achievement, but no less remarkable than her life which, perhaps, one vignette can sum up.
Dr. Sarah Fane was not heralded at the forum, but her story is no less remarkable than those who were.
As I suggest in this week's Comment, most of them have been even less remarkable than their elected colleagues.
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Despite this, its signature jumping hours function, indicated by suspended spinning boxes that mark the hours, is no less remarkable now than it was a decade ago.
The decreasing trend in news consumption diversity is less remarkable among males than among females.
They are less remarkable in appearance than habits, with dull greenish-olive upperparts and white underparts containing scattered greenish flecks on the throat and sides of the breast.
This, though, was less remarkable to Graham than the fact that "he had brought what he claimed was the first frisbee in the UK, and we got great cred from playing frisbee in the Worcester College garden".
But the central objection to multicultural reforms comes from the belief that traditional literate culture is more meaningful than newly promoted objects of studythat the lives and works of the hitherto ignored, however much we may wish to feature them for sentimental or political reasons, are less remarkable human achievements than the classics, and their study therefore less rewarding.
