Sentence examples for a more interesting case from inspiring English sources

Jerry Lee Lewis is a more interesting case.

Marco Rubio, who is now leading Bush in most polls, is perhaps a more interesting case.

But perhaps a more interesting case study is using data to change the intensity of street lights.

The tens of thousands who passed through Ellis Island, and found their fine old Slav or Teutonic names chopped down to something the immigration officer could comprehend, are a more interesting case.

A more interesting case develops when a cooled older crust is fractured, invaded by a swarm of dikes, and subsequently subjected to a major episode of heating with deformation and intrusion of new magma.

A more interesting case can be observed when the particles are advected by a potential determined by the superposition of many potentials, each created by one particle.

A more interesting example is the case of a sequence {x k } composed of constant neighborhoods and impulses.

A far more interesting case is that of Anjelica Huston, whose exemplary career was initially derailed by her debut in the atrocious 1969 film A Walk with Love and Death.

Telefonica seems like a much more interesting case — it's the fifth largest mobile network operator in the world with roughly 315 million customers across Europe and the Americas.

Note, however, that the idiosyncrasies that may be important in studying a particular bronze statue as the great achievement of an individual artisan may be extraneous to a more central (and more interesting) case.

And given that, unlike Star Wars, its chart-topping feats came as a total shock, it's the more interesting case study.