Sentence examples for a fun factor from inspiring English sources

"We've built this brand that has a fun factor to it," Mr. Jones said.

We want there to be a bit of a fun factor here, nothing too staid or traditional".

"With Karl, there is always a fun factor," Mr. Gaubert said, speaking of Karl Lagerfeld, Chanel's designer.

"The Turtles are a known entity – there's a fun factor to them, almost a parody of superheroes, but they're still superheroes, just jokier, more smart-ass and funny, and you have to keep that balance.

If you talk to people of a certain age, they will tell you, dewy eyed, about being huddled over a retro computer such as a Sinclair Spectrum or Commodore C64 plugged into a portable TV, playing games which by today's modern standards are very simple, often very silly, but had a fun factor never seen before till that point in time".

I'd give it a fun factor of 8".

The risk inherent in questioning the motive behind any joke, in suggesting that its value may be aggressive and its motivation cynical in nature, is that it seems to expose a fun-factor deficiency in the questioner.

Incorporating hacking – arguably the sexiest part of security – into a training exercise that included augmented reality from HoloLens, injected a significant fun factor into a deeply engaging competition.

An online GamePro review in 2000 remarked that while the game's graphics had not aged well, it was still a thoroughly enjoyable game, earning it a perfect "fun factor" score and an Editor's Choice award.

(There's a certain fun factor as well: Witness the winery's newest offering: a sangria named Category 5 in recognition of the spate of hurricanes that have hit Florida in the past two years. ) The winery, a short drive from downtown St . Petersburg is the brainchild of Gladys Shook, who, along with her husband, Ray, first ran the establishment as a citrus/souvenir shop.

"Their supporters long for something new with a technical fun factor that promises optimism, clarity, simplicity and user-friendliness".