Sentences with phrase «than one's usual fare»

I thoroughly enjoyed this game because it took what all of us are familiar with in tower defense and made each aspect smarter, higher quality, and better than the usual fare.

And with that, what began as silly tale about a boy who traded his family's only cow for magic beans took a foreign turn into something more dangerous than our usual fare.

It's more of a 40s cut than my usual fare, but I was really excited (and only a little bit anxious) about trying it.

This video is a little bit different direction than their usual fare.

It was longer and more complex than their usual fare.

Such, unfortunately, is the pitfall for thrillers that aim to be more literate and grownup than the usual fare: they sometimes forget to thrill.

So there's no doubt that the Centurion Lounges offer a significantly better experience than the usual fare at one of the «Big Three» lounges.

SWERY: I think D4's QTEs are much more fun than the usual fare.

For a Mario game it would be more simplistic than the usual fare, but as a workout game with a little creativity in the level design, it could be a lot of fun!

With a tag line of «It's been 6 months since Dubai was wiped off the map by a cataclysmic sandstorm...» this new shooter that shows some tactical elements takes a different route than the usual fare, and may be a sleeper.

The ideal treat is tiny (a taste only, not a meal); smelly (double the pleasure with two sensory levels); unique (different than the usual fare); and rare (makes it special).

It is this surprising poignancy that elevates this romantic comedy into something more than the usual fare.

While this may be unpalatable to some, it lends The Witcher «s world of Temeria a lusty medieval fantasy ambiance that catches one's interest a bit more than the usual fare and even becomes a sort of mini-game unto itself for those so inclined.