Sentence examples for less cranky from inspiring English sources

But over the past decade it has matured into something much larger and less cranky.

This way, we'll all be well rested, more productive and less cranky.

Lose the screech and babble of everyday existence and you'll feel less cranky, more like dancing, even with two half grapefruits on your head.

The place simply looks like something out of a fairy tale, which is why children tend to get less cranky at the Hermitage than at most museums.

Where his father can be professorial, going from one run-on sentence to the next, name-dropping Austrian economists along the way, the senator from Kentucky is succinct, more down-home (the Southern drawl helps) and less cranky.

All in all, Pritchard's book is a gentle and intelligent request for a little more thought and a little less cranky let's-move-on speed in judging the work of one of America's pre-eminent writers.

The biggest story in barbecue over the last few years may well be its adoption by the artisanal food movement, powered less by cranky old pit pros than by mediagenic figures like Aaron Franklin or Adam Perry Lang.

"He's a lot less moody or cranky or frustrated than the staff.

You and those you influence will be better off for it because you'll be more open to seeing how, for example, by being a better parent you're also more successful in your professional life, or how by taking care of your emotional and physical health you are a better friend and less of a cranky jerk as a boss.

Murray's recent characters are older, crankier, less funny, more restrained, and more conscious of their age.

(If only Steve Martin could have learned to do the same). Murray's recent characters are older, crankier, less funny, more restrained, and more conscious of their age.