Sentence examples for a far more fascinating from inspiring English sources

He's done a far more fascinating version of The Joker than anything I've ever seen before.

Where Khalifa is all showbiz, A$AP Rocky is a far more fascinating figure.

Some of us, faced with this evidence, shape our faith in the light of it, making the Bible a far more fascinating, revealing and diverse record of human religious experience.

Probably not, though by the lights of 15th-century Europe he was not a particularly bad one, and if Sir Peter muddies what has been till now a fairly spotless reputation, he nevertheless presents a far more fascinating man in a superbly written and thought-provoking book.

"The Moon is a far more fascinating place than we had previously thought," says Day. "There's a lot more going on there than we previously realised.

This, to me, is a far more fascinating manifestation of time and, in a curious way, a more fitting model for how, quite literally, time is design.

Underneath his dissection of Barack Obama's identity is a Shelby Steele far more fascinating than anything he has to say about Obama.

I'm not sure what I'd call Forbidden Love, which was the book "Norma Khouri" wrote, but it made for a documentary that was far more fascinating than I think a James Frey doc would have been.

Theatreworks USA has based its new musical on a document that's far more fascinating, yet one that children may consider just as dull and daunting: the United States Constitution.

So, for this weekend I have cast my mind back to a remarkable race in a classic season, a race in which the story behind the result was far more fascinating than the result itself - a win for Alain Prost in his Ferrari, of which there were five that year - would suggest.

Mr. Boynton might consider ditching "Walls" and writing a true second act for his far more fascinating heroes.