Sentence examples similar to no less amusing than from inspiring English sources

But there's an edge of playful silliness in Delaney's stuff that's often absent from the (no less amusing) clanking comedy fist of Boyle, and means that he delivers much more than simple offensive shock value.

The quotations provided from other sources are no less amusing, mostly unintentionally so.

The action sequences are less amusing than obligatory.

Many viewers today might find Gillray's fascination with excrement less amusing than his contemporaries did.

Because, really, what could possibly be less amusing than an episode of Great British Menu?

The mayoral marital miasma is less amusing than it ought to be.

Somehow, role-playing nations at war seemed less amusing than it had on November 7th.

Alice Longworth was mean to Eleanor Roosevelt and to just about everyone, and consequently less amusing than advertised.

Even the flamboyant, off-the-rack '60s fashions sported by Bunny (and designed by Jane Greenwood) seem less amusing than pathetic.

If the series itself is wittier than it sounds, the stunt casting is less amusing than it should be.

The dumb, numbing thoroughness of the enterprise is intentional, but eventually it becomes less amusing than exasperating.