Sentence examples for striking less from inspiring English sources

In any event, the Tunisian case is striking less for its origins than for its outcome.

A landmark volume almost by definition, Safranski's work, which devotes a great deal of attention to Nietzsche's passion for music, is initially striking less for what the author has to say than for what he has chosen to leave out.

But many of the new Republican governors who swept into office last year, taking aim at collective bargaining rights, are striking less confrontational notes as they begin the new year, at least judging by what they have been saying in their State of the State addresses.

Live Nation has already struck less comprehensive pacts with Madonna and U2.

I'm struck less by the milestone she represents, an inevitable one, than by the campaign that preceded it.

Mr. Duris, hairy and snaggletoothed, has the look of a man stricken less by passion or inspiration than by indigestion.

Yet a visitor to its pastoral Vermont campus may be struck less by its history than by its levity.

She said that she was struck less by Tsarnaev's surprise speech than by "what he didn't say".

Patients and visitors at London hospitals had mixed feelings about the junior doctors' strike less than 48 hours before the industrial action.

Ralcorp Holdings said on Thursday that it would spin off the cereal maker Post Foods to its shareholders, unwinding a merger struck less than four years ago.

It is indeed remarkable, but as I toured the museum I was struck less by its value than by the idea of it.