Sentence examples for interesting much less from inspiring English sources

In this world, a neighbour's piebald horse that leaps over five-foot walls and gallops into town, slipping and sliding on the cobbles, only qualifies, at first, as mildly interesting; much less important than the gold band of Velvet's brace, which is a constant topic of conversation, since Velvet keeps removing and hiding it.

I think you'll find it's a lot like college — only with fewer interesting conversations and much less booze.

If you are friends on Path with anyone you might feel embarrassed by sharing that content with, or that you think wouldn't find that stuff interesting, you're much less likely to share.

"I think once all those 'boxes' are gone, it's going to be so much more interesting and so much less energy spent on those 'boxes.' We can get down to the nitty-gritty of, really, what a person is".

By the way, talking of Marinetti: it's interesting that Marinetti's novels, which supposedly enact the propositions of his many manifestos, are much less interesting than the manifestos.

It's also much less interesting, and less competently made.

The later portions of "The Girl" are much less interesting.

(The programmed drums here, by comparison, are much less interesting).

Much less interesting, and also less frightening, than a daily perusal of the business pages.

Less defensible, and certainly much less interesting, are Ashwood's occasional forays into overly contrived drama.

"Learning at home without computers would be much more difficult and much less interesting," he said.