Sentence examples for much less peculiar from inspiring English sources
Its selection appears much less peculiar today than it did at the time.
While for high particulate concentrations the liquid flow can be slowed down owing to viscosity effects, we show that much less concentrated systems, but possessing peculiar physicochemical properties, can also strongly modify the drainage behaviour.
Yet she has come to know so much about the history that the characters from this distant time seem more familiar, less peculiar, than those who inhabit any of her other novels.
Instead, we're left pondering how much less engaging Rudd is than Robert Downey Jr, and how much more we laughed at the properly peculiar Guardians of the Galaxy.
The other was that of the self-assured idealist who could hardly conceive, much less admit, that he could be wrong in judging matters that he deemed within his peculiar sphere of expertise.
However, this situation seems peculiar given that obesity, a strong determinant of the disease (3), is much less common among Japanese than among Western populations (4, 5).
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
