Sentence examples for considerably more fun from inspiring English sources
The "after" photoshoot for Women's Health magazine was considerably more fun than the "before" one.
The movie was shot at live performances in Dublin, London and Berlin (with the Dublin footage predominating), and throughout it you have the sense that the people in those audiences were having considerably more fun than you are.
AS Dutch as tulips and considerably more fun, bicycles -- or fietsen, as they're called in Amsterdam -- are ideally suited to the brick-paved canal streets of the old central city and to the flat landscape surrounding the urban area.
While only 25 to 30 percent of Broadway shows make back their investments each year, a hit musical has been an abiding dream for generations of investors, and taking a chance on Broadway can be considerably more fun than watching stock tickers, producers say.
But once you get past admiring the cast's tech-savvy ability to perform for the cameras as well as for the audience, the combination of easy targets and unearned pathos make the show's elements considerably more fun to list than they are to watch.
It is more responsive, better balanced and smoother, and is thus considerably more fun to drive than the old model.
According to local theater critics and to the six actors who have repeated their roles in the new production, which is playing at the Ahmanson Theater in Los Angeles until Aug. 10, this "Nicholas Nickleby" is considerably lighter and more fun.
Ms. Frittoli had fun, however, with Verdi's "Stornello," which was considerably more effective.
But the life of a Capitol Hill reporter when I arrived there in 1957 carried considerably more responsibility for informing the country than it does today and, it seems to me, was a lot more fun.
After each session, you're interviewed by a virtual version of Radio 5 Live's David Croft (looking considerably more bewildered than he does in real life), and the game's contract machinations are quite fun.
Considerably more, in Montana.
