Sentence examples for rather more enjoyable from inspiring English sources

His next trip to Leigh should be rather more enjoyable.

Fast-forward 12 months, and the annual white-knuckle ride is proving, for the time being, at least, to be rather more enjoyable this time round.

Watching Radiohead's set at youtube.com/Polar1One is actually rather more enjoyable than being in the packed field was, because as well as being able to see and hear properly, you're not being pelted with icy rain.

In part, of course, it's simply a matter of my own ageing: as they get older most people find sitting quietly on a padded bench peering at a Renaissance nude rather more enjoyable than standing in a bare gallery goggling at a naked pre-op transsexual whose hormones and implants allegedly qualify him/her as a "living artwork".

Rather, it makes eating much more enjoyable.

The depiction of sex, on the other hand, is more enjoyable than believable — coyly erotic rather than clinical.

If Spence's insights help to enhance the intensity of the eating experience, the argument goes, they will provide more enjoyable and more satisfying consumption, rather than simply increase it.

User requests were timing out with enough frequency that the team decided it would rather hold off until it could offer a more enjoyable and reliable experience.

But, he added, this one was "even more enjoyable, because you can enjoy it rather than be so exhausted after the relief of 86 years".

To make the viewing experience more enjoyable for you, sit in front of him rather than behind.

The game is much more enjoyable when you are around a comfortable environment rather than an environment filled with tension and pressure.