Sentence examples for was less remarkable from inspiring English sources

Capra's second 1934 effort, the heart-tugging Broadway Bill, was less remarkable than It Happened One Night but not inconsequential.

The sound they produced here was less remarkable for a plushness inevitably cited whenever this orchestra is considered than for an acute, lively dynamic variety.

This, though, was less remarkable to Graham than the fact that "he had brought what he claimed was the first frisbee in the UK, and we got great cred from playing frisbee in the Worcester College garden".

His teaching career during those last years was less remarkable than before, but he was able to study peasant markets in Mexico in 1940 and 1941 and had plans for a study of social change in Mexican-Indian communities.

Perhaps it was less remarkable to me since I have been in his place for a number of years now, and his response to the challenge so closely paralleled my own.

But the content of the meeting -- which included discussion of the North's efforts to become a nuclear power, missile proliferation and the search for the remains of Americans killed or captured in the 1950-53 Korean War -- was less remarkable than the fact that it occurred at all.

Without Mumbai, India would be less remarkable.

(Mr. Harrell, who also performs, is less remarkable).

The preceding music is less remarkable, but I'm content to wait.

The two small pieces at the program's center are less remarkable.

Joel Prieto (Ferrando) and Nahuel di Pierro (Guglielmo) are less remarkable but still poised.