Sentence examples for not so striking from inspiring English sources

The result was neater, but not so striking that it commanded immediate universal assent.

But the divergence among Republicans is not so striking when it comes to their opinions about the threat posed by global warming.

The emotions of the dogs are conspicuous, but not so striking, even to themselves, are the passions of the owners of the dogs.

The second disk has some fine old songs on it, but here the field of early‐rock compendiums is a crowded one, and the selection is not so striking or comprehensive as to make this particular record indispensable.

It might have gotten lost amidst the excitement of the national championship, were the contrast between the image of a hungry student athlete and that of the immense profits made from his sport not so striking.

Unemployment in Bulgaria is higher than in Britain: 12.4% versus 7.8%, but the difference is not so striking, especially if we compare it with unemployment in most of the other southern members of the union: take Spain and Greece.

The lighting of a production is not always so striking; it doesn't always need to be.

Flannery went to the United States, where he offered a parallel, if not so dramatically striking, interpretation of the American ecology.

Helguson missed with a good chance to extend the lead but Smith was not so wasteful, striking home from 18 yards to start the promotion party for Rangers and their supporters.

Several years ago, though, biologists discovered that many of the drawings were fraudulent and that the true resemblances were not nearly so striking.

In another culture — Hindu, perhaps — Ms. Prada's and Mr. McQueen's mutual interest in sexual plurality would not be so striking.