Sentence examples for far more stylish from inspiring English sources

"Funny Girl" in New Jersey is far more stylish than Broadway's two most recent revivals.

Step inside and the paean to the Seventies is far more stylish than the daunting, parenthesis-shaped exterior indicates.

(I admit I still cringe at the cheesy outfits of the drag-queen character, Angel; drag queens of my acquaintance were and are far more stylish).

We've seen far more stylish bands take ascent quicker, but I always tried to look at it positively: a lot of my favourite bands, like Wilco, were they ever in the NME? Did they really need it?

Some might say that Johnny's attitude is slipping here ("Teeth, darling, teeth!") but I suspect his grumpy mien is more about posing in front of such an unchic door as opposed to his far more stylish truck.

Far more stylish is the Winger polo shirt, in a dark navy blue, with white and red trim and only the Lions badge – it's a real looker and is less than half the price of the jersey.

It's as if Carey had set herself the task of taking utterly ordinary subjects and making them far more inventive and stylish than a reader dared hope.

What's most impressive about this trailer is that it's far more "hip" and "stylish" than anything I've seen any CE company put out, save for Apple.

Like most other opponents, Mr. Ferlo agrees that a stylish but far more measured upgrading is badly needed in the area.

"Girls remained mysteriously attracted to me," he writes, "and I had no idea why, since although each fumbling foray hit the target, nothing electrifying took place, and I turned a thousand corners without caring … Far more exciting were the array of stylish racing bikes that my father would bring home".

Was any golfer at Winged Foot more stylish than the public-course player, far right, in the head scarf?