Sentence examples for less compelling than from inspiring English sources

While arguably less compelling than the Mayor's real-life soap opera, he does compel Susan Lucci to promise to move her business to Los Angeles.

Ms. Jacquette's tresses are less compelling than her liquids.

Bloomberg Businessweek dismissed the "sophomoric" comedy for being "much less compelling than the events it inspired".

The question of who did it is ultimately less compelling than the character who clearly didn't.

Fry cooks at McDonald's are less compelling than striking textile workers.

So the evening ends up being more jovial and less compelling than it might be.

And the idea of "a feeling of mass injustice" is less compelling than the Tea Party's clear "taxed enough already".

But that idea, not new in contemporary dance, felt less compelling than the stilled, focused presence of the dancers.

She dutifully presents psychological and medical explanations, but these are less compelling than those given by the writers themselves.

It is also markedly less compelling than the romance between Simpson and the King forced to abdicate.

As a whole, the art was far less compelling than Sotheby's auction on Tuesday night, and buyers knew it.