Sentence examples for less fascinating than from inspiring English sources

This is a working city, but that doesn't make it any less fascinating than those great 'living museums' further north.

Most viewers will find Mr. Fuhrman's career concerns less fascinating than Martha and the Skakels, good-looking, privileged teenagers at play, with 70's music setting the mood.

This is a time-honored idea in a particular corner of the avant-garde where conventional elements like melody, rhythm, harmonic movement and phrase structure are regarded as less fascinating than timbre, texture, duration, volume and intensity, particularly when these qualities change slowly, if at all.

It's actually very similar to a climactic riff in "John Wick: Chapter 2," and, exactly as in that film, the effect, despite the momentary flash of wonder that it provides, is far less fascinating than one imagines any backroom meeting to plan it would have been.

You might think that setting up single people on blind dates would be less fascinating than sex seminars, but the clients of Maureen Chatfield, a former Ford model who runs M. Chatfield Ltd., reveal more about themselves than the sex-therapy clients do.

Chl-derived bilin-type compounds are, thus, economically and ecologically relevant, and no less fascinating than other natural bilins.

At the stop sign around the corner, he leaned over and picked up most of the things, which seemed more ordinary and less fascinating now than they had at the market.

While there is something wonderfully touristic about going to the festival to "do Bruckner" under the baton of diverse musicians, the Bruckner series may be less fascinating and unified than the Beethoven, because that cycle will be masterminded by one conductor, the dynamic Sir Charles Mackerras, working with the Scottish Chamber Orchestra.

By the time he covered the country for Time from 1996 to 2001, Russia seemed less fascinating to his editors than it did to him.

But I found Arlington less fascinating for what it says than for the way it says it.

The return of "Twin Peaks" is of far less importance than the return of David Lynch, and what he does with the series is far less fascinating and far less moving than what he may find in himself.