Sentence examples for for less lively from inspiring English sources

Asset allocation may make for less lively cocktail party chatter than stocks do right now, but the wise investor ignores it at his or her peril.

We must apologise, though, to the proud residents of Minneapolis, Minnesota, whose city was traduced by Joe for maybe being a little less lively than London Englandd, not Ontario).

Further, he added, the program's importance for book sales has made it less lively.

"Some kids were worried Amman would be a less lively place, but for us it was the safest place," he said.

The oak treatment adds a sort of creamy cushion to the wine that is not disagreeable, yet it is a softer, less lively wine, perhaps more suited for indoors or for winter.

A less lively ball should be used for their safety, he said, contending co-ed leagues also forbade sliding and any physical contact between players.

But it is in sculpture where the difference between lively and less lively shows most impressively.

The second half was less lively than what had come before.

"The Storm" is more focused and far less lively.

The ratings war surprisingly made the news less lively.

None of them seem particularly alive, much less lively.