Sentence examples for strangely less from inspiring English sources

Emily Dickinson's poems about the isolation of grief made me feel — strangely — less alone; I particularly recommend "The Soul's Superior Instants"; "After great pain, a Formal feeling comes," and "I Measure Every Grief I Meet".

Mistress of the grand gesture, cult diva Jessye Norman arrived for her Prom in her usual inimitable style, sweeping onto the platform in swathes of lime-green tulle to receive the cheers of a strangely less than packed house.

However, the more specific α7nAChR agonist, AR-R17779, was strangely less potent than nicotine, implying that nicotinic inhibition of macrophage activation may involve other receptors in addition to α7nAChR [ 74, 75]; this is consistent with findings that macrophages express several subtypes of nAChR [ 77].

But, strangely, not less engaged in the hunt.

Strangely, far less attention has been paid to the equally prominent villains in this novel — whether they literally commit murder or not.

And since the bounce that candidates receive coming out of the state is a function of both expectations as well as absolute performance, a win there could become more meaningful for her, strangely, the less likely that it had seemed going in.

Although his milieux - a Scottish barrack room in Tunes of Glory, an upper-class Perthshire family in Household Ghosts, and segregated America in Silence - seem strangely exotic less than half a century after they were written, Kennaway's careful use of telling detail and mannerism show a welcome, old-fashioned discipline in style and construction.

Willman also commented that the album was "highly impressive, and almost all a little annoying, if solipsism isn't your thing" and that "even at her most egotistical, she's [Knowles] strangely never less than utterly likeable.

Since then, he has taken us (less strangely) to 1930s China (When We Were Orphans) and (more strangely) the imaginary British dystopia of Never Let Me Go, where children are raised as organ donors; but this novel might be his strangest yet.

His band's music still dances too, only a little less strangely than before.

Strangely, more or less the same ingredients have gone into "The Power of Gold: Asante Royal Regalia From Ghana" at the Dallas Museum of Art.