Sentence examples for are less enjoyable from inspiring English sources

Other influences from the film are less enjoyable, with repetitive combat and humour that is mostly relegated to the cut scenes.

And there are too many revamped versions of Chinese standbys which are less enjoyable than the unvamped originals: Peking duck came with leaves of duck skin, not as crispy as they should be, affixed to prawn crackers.

This will be less enjoyable than the "feel-good" economy of the last few years.

The move to Villa in January 2005, signed by David O'Leary, was less enjoyable.

Being cooped up in a museum over the winter is less enjoyable, but you learn a lot in that time".

It is less enjoyable for Lewis, who is aware that he could lose something he probably feels he has already won.

Gail Collins's "When Everything Changed" points out what the women on "Mad Men" know: that period in our history was less enjoyable for the ladies.

(Though it can't possibly be less enjoyable than Monday night's collegiate national championship, a 21-0 sthater that doubled as a three-hour advertisement for the game's professional version).

It was less enjoyable to work my way through the Purpose-Focused Financial Plan, in which I am supposed to align my "values" (some of Mr. Bach's suggestions: freedom, happiness, making a difference) with my financial goals.

These were less enjoyable, more constricted, times than his days in India, with the office demanding more and more stories about the peace process and with fewer and fewer chances to get out and investigate stories off the routine agenda.

The primary season will be less enjoyable to cover without him.More importantly, however, his departure thins the ranks of...how do we say this...of serious people seeking the Republican nomination (of course, it may encourage Mitch Daniels to run: the two are longtime friends, and Mr Daniels said "it would be unusual" if they both ran).