Sentence examples for less striking to from inspiring English sources

Yet these two differences are less striking to my mind than the similarities.

Thus, at the indifference point, the difference in bars (a.k.a. the difference in length of scenarios) would seem less striking to respondents using a higher LT/UT ratio.

In the control group the decline in HIT score was less striking (65 to 63.5 points) and the mean headache days per month increased (6 to 6,5 days).

Shafi, an elfin, glammed-up Beth Gibbons, is different but no less striking, bringing to the song a sore throat and smoking sexiness.

The jollier but less striking "Concerti Armonici" was to excerpts from concertos once thought to be by Pergolesi and now attributed to Unrico Wilhelm Graf van Wassenaer.

-- The Michelin guide to Greece gives three stars to less striking views than several on this island in the Cyclades.

Those making $100,000 or more almost quadrupled to 13percentt (in contrast white Americans saw a less striking increase, from 11 to 26percentt).

The world has been through interesting times since 1990, but the events and characters are less striking and too recent to make for a rich dramatic narrative.

The fact that these angels are mostly teenagers from a tiny evangelical church on a dirt road makes their presence no less striking: they carry signs to murder scenes that say "murderers repent".

Because BRCA2 mutations are less penetrant than those in BRCA1, 5 BRcarriersiers may be under-referred for testing due to less striking clinical histories.

In the case of the marsupial Xi, H3K9me2 and H3K27me3 are present but its enrichment seems to be less striking compared with mouse and human, being restricted to specific windows of the cell cycle.