Sentence examples for much less startling from inspiring English sources
By the time we got to the News section it was much less startling to those outside looking in.
Nearby, the same painter has daubed a myriad of dots and blobs, as if recounting a bout of chicken pox; the British artist Damien Hirst once employed a similar technique, on canvas, to much less startling effect.
Writing in the current issue of the magazine Natural History, one organizer, Dr. Juan Luis Arsuaga of the Complutense University in Madrid, said that reconstructions of hominids much more primitive than Neanderthals often seemed less startling, perhaps because they look something like living chimpanzees.
The Bo saga gave rise to other rumors, about other Party bosses, and though censors kept as much off the Web as they could, each new tale sounded less startling, less the exception than the rule.
The financial costs are no less startling.
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
Not that it made the result any less startling.
