Sentence examples for a far less compelling from inspiring English sources

But staying married — like staying home — is a far less compelling (though equally viable) subject for a story.

But staying married like staying home is a far less compelling (though equally viable) subject for a story.

Azarenka defeated Elena Vesnina of Russia, 6-1, 6-1, in 57 minutes in a far less compelling fourth-round match in Rod Laver Arena.

A book about Mr. Lebrecht's "search for Gustav Mahler," as he calls his obsession, this is also a book about Mr. Lebrecht, a far less compelling subject.

The company has also argued that a breakup would create a far less compelling opportunity than continuing to expand abroad and strengthen the number of services it provides.

She sings a little bit more convincingly each time, but the restoration of Ms. Twain's career (and voice) is a far less compelling arc than the excavation of her trauma; that may take a few seasons.

A whole different, far less compelling show begins, one about an ambivalent Marine turned terrorist who appears poised to sell out his family and his country for one little saucer-eyed boy.

Ted, an arrogant architect with a British accent, is far less compelling than Patrick, a soulful monster but not necessarily a hypocrite.

Removed from stadiums and arenas, the magic wears off, and their battle over a labor contract is far less compelling.

As a whole, the art was far less compelling than Sotheby's auction on Tuesday night, and buyers knew it.

Hanging a reviews engine off of this would be trivial, which is what they are trying to to Mology.com, a gadget social network that was far less compelling than the actual shopping service.