Sentence examples for was less humorous from inspiring English sources

In other works his subject was less humorous.

Although they can sometimes be satirical, they are less humorous than much of the poetry, and occasionally political.

In summary, the narcolepsy-cataplexy patients rated the cartoons as being less humorous than the healthy control group.

My friend was less spooked but did find it humorous in an odd way, saying that it reminded her of an instructional video on how to slice a mango.

Critics also said the album was less groundbreaking than their debut, but had humorous and enjoyable pieces.

It's a trick Kauper has used before (notably, in portraits of a jauntily nude Cary Grant), but here the beefcake effect is less ironic and humorous — it looks closer to hero worship.

The cast members are talented and game, but they struggle with some borderline-incompetent direction and a series of humorous situations that are less than fresh.

The game was made to be less serious with the addition of humorous alternative finishing moves.

Autonomous metamodernism is less likely to rely chiefly upon humor or the absurd, though in fairness it's often both absurd and humorous; it's also less likely to be as focused as the works of The YOLO Pages are on marketing themselves to an audience--as juxtaposing sites of production and distribution makes it more difficult for authors to create works that shock, offend, or challenge readers.

Calder's art is also almost always humorous, which modern art tended to be less and less as the 20th century progressed.

But it is less unsettling than McEwan's earlier solemn-gory fables since its humorous dimension is everywhere apparent -- granted that the humor is distinctly black.