Sentence examples for much less stellar from inspiring English sources

His offensive résumé is much less stellar.

Today, Ocean Beach has a much less stellar -- some might say much more tacky -- but still popular presence on the shoreline.

In contrast, many students with much less stellar academic records do outstanding work when given the opportunity to solve meaningful problems that genuinely interest them.

But as a contest, it remains very much less than stellar.

Since the average density of a black hole inside its Schwarzschild radius is inversely proportional to the square of its mass, supermassive black holes are much less dense than stellar black holes (the average density of a black hole is comparable to that of water).

The Pleiades controversy erupted in 1997, when Hipparcos scientists released the parallax data and said the cluster was much closer to us than had been thought, implying that its stars were much less luminous and that stellar models were incorrect.

The range in visual brightness during a pulsation can be 100-fold, but the range in total energy output is much less, because at very low stellar temperatures (1,500 3,000 K) most of the energy is radiated in the infrared as heat rather than as light.

Instead, this Type Iax supernova resembles a nova star explosion — a much-less-powerful stellar blast — called V445 Puppis, an explosion in the Milky Way that astronomers detected in 2000.

Compared to stellar or solar-system abundances, atmospheric argon contains a much higher proportion of 40Ar and much less 36Ar and 38Ar.

The pastas and main courses are a bit less stellar.

Much, much, much, much less perfect.