Sentence examples for less spooky from inspiring English sources
The children's toys are no less spooky.
Only in Salem could the word "gentrify" also mean "become less spooky".
There are less spooky explanations for the success of the play.
Our evening destination was the less spooky Valdes Island (population: a bloke in a houseboat called Crazy Pete).
Stephen Lloyd, MP for Eastbourne, said in the equality debate: 'It's a little less spooky with 200 rather than 2,000 in the hall.' Less spooky, maybe, but less impressive as a display of political clout by our nation's supposed third party.
The accuracy of this message from the grave is nothing less than spooky.
But for something less stressful and spooky, try a mesmerizing lavender labyrinth.
You can also paint them in red to give them a spooky, less-realistic look.
Equally spooky, if less loveable, is Ross Bell's "Premium Carpet Strip" (2000), one of the weirdest pieces here.
More spooky but less surprising: the NSA seems to have worked out that if punters are already publishing information about themselves on social networks like Facebook or Twitter, it might be able to scoop that information into its databases (and from there into its analysis) without a warrant.
