Sentence examples for less gripping from inspiring English sources

Knowing the ending doesn't make the story any less gripping.

In the few moments when he uses cleaner tones, the music is far less gripping.

The articles here grow less gripping with their geographic distance from Iraq.

By comparison, some of the more antic sequences, high-wire and bravura though they are, are less gripping.

Another nominee, "The Merchant of Venice," was beloved, but it closed in February and seems less gripping to voters right now.

Next came a more sensual if less gripping vocal duo called Áfall (the Icelandic word for Trauma) who made music built around medieval hockets and low, dirty drones.

But a larger audience will have to be reached, at least on the biggest days, if the new programme is to be called a success and the main point of difference, it appears, will be in the tone; more light of heart, less gripped by detail.

An increase in benefits could also arguably have a stimulus effect, as consumers who are less gripped with fear begin to spend more -- and as cash-strapped seniors are able to purchase more goods and services.

Without proper nourishment, Hamadou could barely keep his eyes open, much less grip an outreached finger.

There ensued a small battle, but Button said he had less grip than before, and could not catch up, and finished the race in second.

Pirelli purposefully created tires with less grip and that wear out more quickly than the Bridgestones in order to improve the competition.