Sentence examples for the less intriguing from inspiring English sources

So when asked at a party, "What do you do?" the slashie answers, "I'm an advertising strategist/guitarist/startup co-founder," rather than what she perceives as the less intriguing but more straightforward, "I work in advertising".

The results are both visually stunning and well acted, if frequently uneven; our director's heart seems more invested in the historical story, which is considerably better executed in its specifics, than the less-intriguing modern one.

Others, though, may find the product less intriguing than the premise.

Part of the reason for that revolution was the charm of Hayley's relationship and later marriage to the no less intriguing character Roy Cropper.

For once, however, the reality is far less intriguing than the headlines suggest.

As always with figure skating, what happens off the ice is no less intriguing than what happens on the ice.

The events inside the Cathedral surrounding the photo shoot are no less intriguing.

All the talking heads you could want are here (Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Guillermo Del Toro, Harrison Ford), as well as some less intriguing (the actors Thomas Jane and Steve Guttenberg).

It was, in every respect, fashioned from the same visual language as the art inside the exhibition, and was no less intriguing and confusing.

What could have been a pointed study of generational privilege gets less intriguing the more thriller-like it becomes.

Mr. Paine follows General Motors, Nissan and Tesla executives through the production of their vehicles in a film that is at least partly promoting the industry but no less intriguing and inspiring for that.