Sentence examples for less boisterous from inspiring English sources

Councillors were advised that gamblers would be "less boisterous" than clubbers or pub drinkers.

The crowd also gave her a standing ovation, but one far less boisterous.

But foragers also use some invasive species – weeds – which helps other, less boisterous, plants to thrive.

Highmore's work is less boisterous and satirical and more refined than Hogarth's, however.

Yet Ellie Shearer is less boisterous in the other sport at which she excels: ballroom dancing.

Old inmates who prefer "a less boisterous life" can apply for a cell in the new "mature gentlemen's" wing.

The Bernardus is closer to civilization, busier, more boisterous, less about nature, more about creature comforts.

But this marathon "party" feels less like a boisterous knees-up and more school disco, where there's too much staring, not enough skanking, and given the age of the crowd, you'd expect to this to be the one time a riot would be more than excusable.

On Wednesday, workers were still making changes to Invesco Field, home to the Denver Broncos, so it would feel more intimate, less like the boisterous rallies that served Mr. Obama so well early in the primaries, but also created the celebrity image that dogs him.

On Thursday afternoon, workers were still making changes to Invesco Field, home to the Denver Broncos, so it would feel more intimate, less like the boisterous rallies that served Mr. Obama so well early in the primaries, but also created the celebrity image that dogs him.

Glasgow is no different, though tonight's crowd – on a Sunday, no less – is so boisterous that he struggles to keep them in check; at one point, he warns that, "I'm not a dickhead, but if one more thing gets thrown up here, then something will happen to somebody.