Sentence examples for much less intriguing from inspiring English sources
It's fine that Season 2 isn't trying to recreate that feeling, but it makes the atmosphere that much less intriguing.
FRESH from forking out $19 billion for WhatsApp, a mobile messaging service, Facebook may be on the brink of striking another, much less expensive (but nonetheless intriguing) deal.
But more intriguing -- and much less studied -- is the question of how we learn other kinds of words, the ones that allow us to make our meanings clear to others by putting words in sentences: articles like "the" and "a," verb tenses and conjunctions - to name a few.
This is an intriguing proposal, but Baron-Cohen doesn't fully elaborate on it, much less address certain obvious objections.
"In fact, I almost never even read blogs, much less write them, but my friend Arianna Huffington's invitation to contribute to huffingtonpost.com was too intriguing to turn down".
It will also be intriguing to probe the patterns of regional divergence in areas such as Australia where Pleistocene glaciations had a much less dramatic impact on species distributions.
Correct, no doubt, if less intriguing.
Much, much, much, much less perfect.
