Sentence examples for far less fun from inspiring English sources

It is Gural's crusade, however, that is far less fun.

Mr. Volodos drove the tempo, which made the piece edgier and far less fun.

Mr Glocer says he has heard that working at Bloomberg is far less fun without its founder.

It's easy to write about wearable technology; it'd be far less fun to plough through language related to gene therapy.

I'd probably be a great deal richer but I'd have had far less fun and I'd be making really dull music".

Her five-year-tenure has been far more turbulent, far less fun, perhaps, than the four years Dercon has been at Tate Modern.

Second, why is the Daniel Day-Lewis generally acknowledged as the best film actor of the 2000s so far so much less fun to watch than the Day-Lewis who was (along with Morgan Freeman) the best and most exciting film actor of the late 1980s?

Chances are you've given up some of the activities you enjoyed before you had parental responsibilities and far less time for fun.

They may feel obligated to attend office parties, but they are far less likely to have fun.

Someone who is a "regular" in your life, as much a part of your life as landscape, and without whom life would be less funny, less fun, far less beautiful.

FAYETTEVILLE, Ark .— One of Paul and Bobby Petrino's favorite ways to have fun was far less complicated than the offensive strategies it produced.