Sentence examples for find less interesting from inspiring English sources

Well-off urban families prefer commercial Web schools like Megastudy, which is more engaging but requires fees, while rural or low-income families gravitate toward free public services like EBS, which students find less interesting, he said.

But since it's only dull old global warming, a subject swaths of the public seem to find less interesting than watching paint dry, the politicians don't have to worry too much about being held to account.

That certainly took courage, albeit courage of the "battlefield" variety that Mr Brown recognises as admirable but finds less interesting than moral bravery.But Kennedy's decision to go for the presidency still looks now, as it did in 1968, much more opportunistic than courageous.

"In the museum, the learning is controlled first by a set of visitors who are asked to show Berenson one object they like the most in our experimental area but also one object they did not like (or found less interesting)," Vidal explains.

Of these, some returned to part-time work or found less interesting and satisfying jobs lacking prospects of promotion because it was all they could cope with, and reported the consequence of financial disadvantage.

The diaries themselves Linney found less stimulating – "interesting and boring and sweet, like those of any non-brilliant person" – but the handwriting was potent.

As an expert, it would make little sense to devote your years and energy to any aspect of your field that you found less promising, interesting, or important than another.

"I find it less interesting every time I see it," she replied.

I find it less interesting.

As writers, do you find football less interesting than baseball?

But I personally, although a misanthrope of sorts, do find men less interesting than women.