Sentence examples for Much less humorous from inspiring English sources
On a much less humorous note, the exhibit also had pieces of sand fused into glass by atomic bomb tests and a "Radiation Danger Zone: Keep Out" sign.
Although they can sometimes be satirical, they are less humorous than much of the poetry, and occasionally political.
But there isn't much humour in their art – is there anywhere a less humorous artist than Salvador Dali?
Jacobs, who has issued a string of brilliant and provocative recordings on the Harmonia Mundi label, is seen here much less often, and his conducting of "Solomon," by turns opulent and intimate, humorous and savage, forbiddingly grand and envelopingly warm, was the revelation of the season.
In this context, Cary Grant, now in his 66th year and still slim, buoyant and project ing the manner of humorous intelligence that marked every role he ever acted, looked curiously lictional, much less real, much less total and complete, than he did in the marvelous montage of film clips that accompanied him to the podium.
In other works his subject was less humorous.
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
