Sentence examples for rather than interesting from inspiring English sources

Nearly three-fifths of the public called the presidential campaign dull, rather than interesting.

"Mamaleh!" generates little dramatic momentum, contents itself with types rather than interesting individuals, indulges in overextended comedy sketches and is intermittent in its musical rewards and unexceptional in its modest efforts at dance.

These stories felt show-offy rather than entertaining, self-important rather than interesting, guarded and self-conscious rather than gloriously open, and worst of all, written for editors and teachers rather than for readers.

It was hilarious rather than interesting.

It seems likely that much of the variability in the estimates with a small window size reflects random fluctuation rather than interesting information, hence the use of a moderately large window size in Figure 6.

The argument against BBC Arts is that it could turn into a ghetto channel, rather than an interesting destination.

These stories have been preserved by people who thought they were true, and fantastically important, rather than merely interesting.

He predicted some titles will go under this year and many of those may have been "grabbing the ad share rather than having interesting or exciting content".

"But it's going to be a decade before we figure out if plug-in vehicles can become the norm, rather than an interesting curiosity of a niche buyer".

Street also observed a change of Albarn's writing style, as he "was much more prepared to write in the first person, rather than about interesting characters.

Rather than creating an interesting duality, as a dramatist should, his contradictions are just contradictions.