Sentence examples for slightly fun from inspiring English sources

There's something that grows in a man's soul after he gets the first £50m, a kind of spiritual vertigo that can't be even slightly fun.

(Seriously, willingness to drive was a requirement on my "has marriage potential" list when I was dating. I hate driving. Except bumper cars. Those are slightly fun because the whole point is to be bad at it).

"Obviously that is slightly poking fun at people," Wells says.

"The Yellow Pages are slightly more fun to look through," he said.

Hoopnotica is one of many companies that have sprung up to teach the ways of hula to those looking to make their fitness regime slightly more fun.

"Some books just are slightly more fun than others, but Pure … just had a kind of energy, certainly in the first couple of hundred pages, that I really enjoyed riding.

What's a good friend to do? Anonymous We can probably all agree that watching "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" is slightly less fun when staged by pals at their very own dining tables, especially when our Marthas (or Georges) fail to give as good as they get.

As it happens, Max's biography does a good job of dramatising not only the struggles of composition but the slightly depressing fun of a writer's life – these visits to Yaddo, the book tours (what Wallace referred to as facing the "eye of Sauron"), the groupie sex.

You can either upgrade to the newest official firmware, or have slightly less fun by staring at the disc.

Launched in 2007, The Sporting Blog is meant to be a slightly more fun take on sports news.

Being bumped off to the new word processing pool turned out to be only slightly more fun that punching holes in cards.