Meanings of less fanfare in English

He's back and you sense there'll be less fanfare for the Second Coming.

Other policies, which went into effect with far less fanfare, may also bolster his fortune.

The anniversary is being staged with far less fanfare than the diamond jubilee celebrations last year.

The owners made a more important hiring that same spring training to far less fanfare, crude or otherwise.

You must continue your prayers, as I'm certain you realize, but maybe expect a little less fanfare in God's response.

But the most stirring charity track of recent times arrives with far less fanfare than many of its more famous predecessors.

He came with no advance notice and with less fanfare and muted expectation but from the beginning, Jason Ryan has confounded expectations.

Indeed this one has come on with virtually negligible warning, and even less fanfare, unlike last summer' athletics blockbuster that was the London Olympics.

U2 frontman Bono closed the Web Summit yesterday, to much less fanfare than that which greeted PayPal and Tesla co-founder Elon Musk last year.

With less fanfare, GE also unveiled plans for computer-connected Led streetlights, so cities can collect and analyse performance data, for lower costs and better safety.

Less than a fortnight later, with far less fanfare, Mr Umbers was gone.