Sentence examples for a less lively from inspiring English sources

But it is undeniably a less lively place than it was in Peter Wilson's swashbuckling days.

"Some kids were worried Amman would be a less lively place, but for us it was the safest place," he said.

A less lively ball should be used for their safety, he said, contending co-ed leagues also forbade sliding and any physical contact between players.

In the end, watching both the conventions was like watching a less lively, political version of "Jurassic Park," with two dinosaurs colliding.

Early in the book's final section, she turns her own new burden into both a tribute to her subject and a brilliant historiographical insight: "No one else took up the chronicle of public events, and the 1670s seem a less lively time than the 1660s as a consequence".

The 2004 Masciarelli offered bright cherry flavors tempered by a refreshing astringency, while the 2006 Vallevò and the 2006 Villadoro were a little less lively but had more floral and spice flavors.

All during the day, while I was gorging on sweets and opening gifts without a care in the world, my parents were 600 miles away, having a far less lively day.

The base Euro Abarth produces a noticeably less lively 135 horsepower.

We must apologise, though, to the proud residents of Minneapolis, Minnesota, whose city was traduced by Joe for maybe being a little less lively than London Englandd, not Ontario).

The oak treatment adds a sort of creamy cushion to the wine that is not disagreeable, yet it is a softer, less lively wine, perhaps more suited for indoors or for winter.

"It definitely from my experience feels a lot less lively".