Sentence examples for far more diverting from inspiring English sources
It's far more diverting to pay attention to the visual realizations of the characters -- one looks like Bridget Fonda, another resembles Ben Affleck -- than follow the one-dimensional plot.
It's far more diverting to pay attention to the visual realizations of the characters -- one looks like Bridget Fonda, another like Ben Affleck -- than to follow the one-dimensional plot.
It's far more diverting to pay attention to the visual realizations of the characters -- one looks like Bridget Fonda, another Ben Affleck -- than to follow the one-dimensional plot.
Gazing with a druggy, childish smile into the glowing tube on the other side of the coffee table, Merv considers the manufactured drama of the reality shows he watches far more diverting than the carping arguments he has with his roommates in the St . Louishouse they share.
The thought of watching Willie Nelson, Neil deGrasse Tyson, Katy Perry, and Susan Boyle in the same movie is, believe me, far more diverting than the actuality, and the awkwardness deepens in "Zoolander 2," which harbors some vague desire to make sport of the fashion industry.
We could reduce the use of drugs far more by diverting a tenth of what we spend on incarcerating drug users towards treatment programmes.
"Governments need to invest even more in early intervention programs which are far more effective at diverting children away from a life of crime – which is a better outcome for them and the community".
Surviving militants are forced to operate far more cautiously, which diverts their energy from planning new attacks.
By segregating waste in sheds closer to the source — which is safer and more hygienic than working at a landfill — Swach waste-pickers divert far more from waste streams.
The government was forced to allow faster drug trials and divert far more money into AIDS research.
But surely the enormous funds spent in Europe and the Far East protecting the wealthiest countries in the world could far more easily and more appropriately be diverted in small part to assist democracies in those very same regions.
