Sentence examples for be less interesting for from inspiring English sources

Made on a shoestring budget and starring an array of above-the-title actors, "Rage" (the title truncates "all the rage," a phrase no one in fashion is likely to have uttered since the 1920s) may ultimately be less interesting for its cast than for its formal conceits and its distribution plan.

Along with the tyres, part of the reason why that is not the case now is the fact that the cars start with full tanks of fuel, which is always going to make the cars handle differently, look slower and and be less interesting for the drivers.

To Louboutin, shoes are less interesting for their physical properties than for their psychological ones.

This poll is less interesting for what it shows about foreign aid than for what it shows about American democracy.

But several of the objects are less interesting for their beauty than as documents of what must have been a fairly grim reality.

They are less interesting for their skillful neo-Expressionist-meets-fashion-illustration style than for their effective physical eccentricities, especially the rendering process — energetic free-form embroidery of long stitches both dense and spidery.

This messy, longwinded volume — which is less interesting for its tidbits of news than for its overall picture of a presidency — leaves us with an intimate portrait of the commander in chief hanging out with an old pal, occasionally posing for history, but more often using Mr. Branch as a late-night sounding board and stenographer.

The movie -- whose roster of musical talent includes, beyond Beyoncé, Shirley Caesar, Montell Jordan and the O'Jays -- is less interesting for what it says about the struggle between the secular and the sanctified than for what it demonstrates about the contemporary state of that struggle.

That's less interesting for me as a VC.

Providing details of Saadya's arguments for creation ex nihilo is less interesting for our current purposes than making some observations about Saadya's sensibilities about reason and revelation in these discussions.

They also often apply for relatively small loans, which are less interesting for banks, since the same largely similar fixed costs are attached to the provision of a small loan as to larger loans.