Sentence examples for far less entertaining from inspiring English sources

As the birthplace of the nation, Philadelphia can seem far less entertaining than educational.

Katie Carr, Hornby's marionette in "How to Be Good," is a far less entertaining M.C.

At any rate, its distinguished actors have all starred in far higher profile films which were far less entertaining.

The story is negligible, the humour is juvenile, and most of the cast are far less entertaining than their TV counterparts.

After all, these are not comfortable topics of discussion for the formerly pro-choice real estate mogul who gets his military advice from Sunday morning talk shows and they make for far less entertaining stories than Trump's latest feud with a fellow candidate or television host.

For while the American public's voracious appetite for unearned goods and services could make quick work of the largest of fortunes, the result is far less entertaining than hearing that a lady blew it all for a Hungarian count or that a man was disowned by his own mother.

Still, if "No Country for Old Men" were a simple face-off between the sheriff's goodness and Chigurh's undiluted evil, it would be a far stiffer, less entertaining picture.

Mr. Cruise and Mr. Crowe, who directed him in "Jerry Maguire," re-team for a far less confident but still entertaining fable about male vanity that begins as a psychological thriller, then lunges awkwardly into allegorical science fiction.

Mr. Cruise and Mr. Crowe, who directed him in "Jerry Maguire," reteam for a far less confident but still entertaining fable about male vanity that begins as a psychological thriller, then lunges awkwardly into allegorical science fiction.

Now, those who want to sell medical marijuana in Canada at least, need to brush up on Health Canada's Marihuana for Medical Purposes Regulations, a far more stringent (and less entertaining) set of rules.

The Democratic race has been less entertaining and far more substantial and cordial.