Examples of 'less remarkable' in a sentence

Meaning of "less remarkable"

The phrase 'less remarkable' is used to indicate that something is not as outstanding, notable, or impressive compared to other things in a particular context. It suggests that the subject being referred to has fewer remarkable qualities or characteristics

How to use "less remarkable" in a sentence

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His career as a director was much less remarkable.
No less remarkable was his fortitude.
The story of human colonisation is no less remarkable.
Less remarkable are the means they use to achieve this.
But the musicmaking itself was no less remarkable.
This is no less remarkable for us today than it was for them.
Their conception of life is not less remarkable.
This trend is less remarkable in the countries with a dual training system.
But the music making itself was no less remarkable.
A scarcely less remarkable couple comes over to us daily from a neighboring chateau.
The changes in competition have been no less remarkable.
Which was at first the less remarkable part of it to me.
The effect of a smile on other people is no less remarkable.
His promptitude in execution was no less remarkable than his patience in deliberation.
His journey in the shorter formats however has been less remarkable.

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Somewhat less remarkable was the expansion of industry in the other subregions of the continent.
His secular achievements were no less remarkable.
A not less remarkable fact is the strong tinge of naturalism dominant in these beliefs.
Its subsequent existence was long but less remarkable.
He had less remarkable performances in the next two games and was substituted both times.
His war gear was no less remarkable.
No less remarkable is his criticism of Croce.
His mechanical talents were no less remarkable.
Less remarkable and yet important are the contributions made by local Jewish craftsmen.
The multiplication table is less remarkable.
No less remarkable is that IDA can help achieve progress even in the harshest environments.
The success of the operation is no less remarkable than its novelty.
This dulls the conscience and makes the choices between good and evil less remarkable.
The pelvic surface of the sacrum is less remarkable than the dorsal surface.
Sloths may not be giant anymore, but that does not make them any less remarkable.
Does this make them less remarkable on the field?
Consolidation efforts in the other countries have achieved less remarkable results.
Surface-reality appears less remarkable than what most observers would.
Blessing 's quest for freedom was no less remarkable.
The gap is none the less remarkable ( and also recognized as such by the authorities ).
Here is another case, not less remarkable.
Beyond that, I am pursuing my creative exploration with passionate people who are no less remarkable.
Bute's later buildings are hardly less remarkable than his collaborations with Burges.
Would have a decent accomodation even if, less remarkable.
Near the church, you can also discover a no less remarkable stele with reliefs.
Though his career was all too brief, his legacy is no less remarkable.
Judea, and only transiently visited the less remarkable places.
But no less important . Today, we are here for something perhaps less remarkable.
From a statistical perspective, coincidences are inevitable and often less remarkable than they may appear intuitively.
Shapira 's long career at the Israel Aerospace Industries was no less remarkable.
The Bishop 's work is no less remarkable.
Nowadays, as the leader of the World Jewish Congress, Lauder 's critique is less remarkable.
Although, surprisingly, Ruben 's version is considered even less remarkable than the models.
The band 's showing in the United States was even less remarkable.
The response, Mr President, to this invasion has been no less remarkable.

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