Sentence examples for much less special from inspiring English sources

Now I am nearly 60, my main insight is that I am much less special than I once believed.

Based on Mr. Malkiel's studies and other academic work, hedge fund investors should probably assume that reported industrywide returns are really as much as four percentage points lower, which makes hedge fund managers look much less special.

Hudson's men didn't even seem to recognize that it was an island, much less a special one.

"To break it down too much almost makes it less special".

"To break it down too much almost makes it less special," he said.

It is a Christmas miracle that the tree survived this long, much less had its own special dedication.

When the film concludes, the Maud character, which was so real and sacrificed so much, seems a bit less special because she is fictional, a composite.

A phone number and menus have since appeared (a wise decision, in the latter case, given the tongue-twisting German names of all the dishes; the waiters can sometimes barely stammer out the specials, much less an entire slate of items).

Downloading music via BitTorrent bundles is a much less user-friendly experience requiring special software, a computer and a level of tech savvy that many mainstream music consumers may not have.

The main advantage of a reformulation approach is that optimal solutions can be obtained to seemingly difficult problems, and usually with much less computational complexity, once the special structure has been found and exploited in achieving the reformulation.

A special counsel was much "less of an intrusion" than an independent counsel, Vladeck said, and "the scope of the Special Counsel's investigative jurisdiction is entirely within the control of the Attorney General; and the Attorney General retains the power to oversee the Special Counsel's investigation — as provided by the Executive Branch's own regulation, rather than congressional mandate".