Sentence examples for considerably less captivating from inspiring English sources

And yet, Ms. Welty's mundane photos of old clothes, books, magazines and medicines headed for the trash or recycling is reminiscent of — though considerably less captivating than — the British artist Michael Landy's "Break Down" (2001), in which he employed a team to pulverize more than 7,000 of his possessions, including his Saab and his art collection.

The rest of the countryside is hardly less captivating.

But none of that makes the story less captivating.

A pink flamingo ballet and a parade of bunheads in hideous Christmas sweaters are less captivating.

The autobiographical side of things — undergraduate essays, glowing reviews for his first book — is less captivating.

Unfortunately, the love scenes between Beane and Molly are less captivating.

The real question will be if people still care to see the condition of the family now that their current attentions have been captivated by the considerably less refined "Honey Boo Boo" and "Duck Dynasty" clans.

A group that includes Hamburg and Rapid Vienna, and that starts with Thursday's trip to Tel Aviv to confront Hapoel, may be considerably less sexy than some of the Champions League epics that have captivated at Celtic Park in recent years.

Pennsylvania is considerably less elastic.

Almost all make considerably less.

But most earn considerably less.