Sentence examples for more enjoyable if from inspiring English sources

"It would've been much more enjoyable if we would've won.

Legal mysteries would be much more enjoyable if they didn't have self-aggrandizing lawyers in them.

"In rehearsal you have the dialogue, which would be more enjoyable if there were more time," he said.

More enjoyable, if not exceptional, were the appetizer of brandy beef tartare flavored with orange and lemon, and the veal osso buco entree with saffron risotto.

"The temple park was a wonderful place for an afternoon outing, and all the more enjoyable if you could watch grown men crouch in the bushes," he observes.

But I think it is funnier and stupider and more enjoyable if you share the point of view that somebody like Donald Trump is a joke.

– but it might be more enjoyable in practice if the lockstep rhythm had some kind of song attached to it.

Despite the bloggers' complaints, the airport security experience has clearly become more predictable, if not more enjoyable, in recent years.

Robert Harris Novelist A long publicity tour of the United States was made much more enjoyable - if also more strenuous - this autumn by lugging around with me Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln, a 900-page byography by Doris Kearns Goodwin Simonn & Schuster £35).

"Bad Jews" would be a better work — and certainly a more enjoyable one — if 15 minutes of acrimony were trimmed.

T.O. is going to have a much more enjoyable year if he doesn't have the weight of everything he was carrying around last year.