Sentence examples for less interestingly from inspiring English sources

Saethryd, for instance, is an anagram of "hydrates" and, less interestingly, "the yards".

The three witches, thirtysomething women galvanised by sex with Satan, fare less interestingly.

As a result, Elba's character is less interestingly blameworthy than its prototype.

As a result, the plot, unfurling as a suite of dystopian revelations, ends less interestingly than it might have, in a kind of Hollywood shoot-out.

It needs to pare back on the metaphors, and in the final 10 minutes Orla O'Loughlin's otherwise pitch-perfect production pushes the hesitant optimism of the piece into something more sentimental and less interestingly provisional.

The central pairing of weak-man narrator (here, the black bookstore owner Paris Minton) and hard-man buddy (Fearless Jones, "stronger than tempered steel and an Army-trained killing machine" who saved Paris from a pair of racist cops in San Francisco just after the war) recycles that of the Easy Rawlins novels, but less interestingly.

They were clearly the heirs of the SAW legacy, but a hundred times less naff (Interestingly, Carl from Brother Beyond has gone on to work with Beyoncé - as her publicist, while his bandmate Eg writes songs for Adele and Will Young. Sinitta is Simon Cowell's best friend and works for him on X-Factor).

Respondents with one year or less continuity, interestingly, were more likely to report receiving nutrition counseling than those in the five-year or more continuity category.

Ethan doesn't have anywhere near the same relationship with anyone else, and Pegg's character and performance is interestingly less goofy and absurd: closer to being a straight supporting player.

Gods, fairies, demons, heroes have all been more or less immortal and interestingly have generally not been considered either selfish or immoral on that account, although often for other reasons.

Interestingly, less than 20% of the population are UAE nationals; the majority are expatriates [2].