Sentence examples for far less exciting from inspiring English sources

But his recordings are far less exciting.

After all, caucus night is far less exciting than a Trump rally.

While it's a far less exciting story, it's a far more important one.

Doolan had previously taken a single that was far less exciting.

Having transformed Norilsk Nickel, Mr Prokhorov faced the far less exciting prospect of having to run it.

Later, Derby and Aston Villa played out a teatime goalless draw in a far less exciting Midlands clash.

But a good part of that book (and her far-less exciting follow-up, "The Shape of Love") was spent detailing her obsessive need to delve into the character and motivation of the roles she performed.

From what I've seen of life in a publisher's office, it's far less glamorous and exciting than The Proposal makes it appear.

On top of that, financial engineering of the morally dubious kind is necessarily a far more abstract, less exciting form of misconduct than making a fool of the referee and opposing players by feigning contact in the box, especially if it's done in a manner so blatant that one of the victims feared his elevated stress levels would cause blisters.

That avoids the pitfalls of Villaraigosa's habit of over-promising and under-delivering, but the trouble with Garcetti's approach is that the "basics" he's focused on so far are notably less exciting than the big-ticket items of his predecessors.

His work life was less exciting, far less visible and, as mentioned, far less remunerative.