Sentence examples for a much less compelling from inspiring English sources
Now the hottest dad on the block is Tony Soprano -- who would be a much less compelling mobster if he didn't have to contend with the guilt and responsibility of being a father or the anger and frustration of being a son.
Those Chevy subsidies were more than a quarter of my purchase price, whereas for the pricey Model S it would've been a much less compelling tenth.
The state of California, he wrote, cannot ban, even by popular vote, gays and lesbians from marrying because this would violate America's constitution by denying some couples "a fundamental right without a legitimate (much less compelling) reason".
" Walker held that the ban on same-sex marriage did not pass even the most minimal scrutiny under equal protection law, because it denied a fundamental right — the right to marry the person one chose — without a "legitimate (much less compelling) reason".
Is she meant to represent a latter-day but much less compelling S&M liaison?
"News is all over cable and the Web now, so that the perceived need for the FCC to promote a diversity of opinions is much less compelling," says Wilkofsky Gruen media economist Arthur Gruen.
"[Those churches are] offering a message that is so much less compelling, so much less truthful, so much less ethically grounded, than the humanist message," he said.
While the service was still working, there was a fairly major glitch that made it much less compelling: Tweets, the main source of content for FriendFeed, stopped coming in at realtime speeds, and instead were delayed by up to an hour.
These arguments, which may have made sense years ago, are much less compelling when oil prices are hovering near $80 a barrel and oil companies — including BP — have been racking up huge profits.
Much less compelling, in my humble opinion.
