Sentence examples for somewhat less dramatic from inspiring English sources

The reality was somewhat less dramatic.

Vladimir Nemukhin's biography and work are somewhat less dramatic (and less depressing).

The case of Reed et al v Town of Gilbert, however, is somewhat less dramatic.

Similar, if somewhat less dramatic, fights have played out in statehouses in places like Ohio, Michigan, Iowa and Indiana, and more are expected.

If major renovations do start, Prora could find itself seized by a somewhat less dramatic version of the mass tourism Hitler sought to create.

Although the situation was somewhat less dramatic than in some other parts of the world, a number of Nilo-Saharan languages were endangered at the beginning of the 21st century because their speakers shifted toward other primary languages for daily communication.

He rejoined Ellington in 1962; by then he was a somewhat coarser but no less dramatic player.

For HH visits, the magnitude of utilization differences for those with multiple conditions is somewhat less pronounced, but still dramatic.

Although the proneural class was also enriched somewhat in astrocytomas, it was less dramatic, and all gene expression subtypes, including mesenchymal, were represented.

Note, however, that it is a somewhat exaggerated depiction of what is frequently present in real life cases, maybe in less dramatic form.

This path is somewhat similar to the one discussed in the Introduction for the overall market economy, although much less dramatic than in other sectors - like construction, distribution, personal and social services- where TFP growth became negative since the mid-1990s (sEscribáibá and Murgui 2009).