Sentence examples for becomes more fascinating from inspiring English sources

The trademark arpeggiated keyboard riff and Kraftwerkian synth flourishes don't quit, the groove becomes more fascinating the more it plods on, and the continually climaxing chorus is unforgettable.

Sending a tennis ball to the point on the court least reachable by your opponent does not sound all that exciting, nor does pushing buttons in time with music, but somehow every time we almost succeed, the process becomes more fascinating because we catalog the ways we can consistently reach our objective.

In the third act, Spassky actually becomes more fascinating than Bobby Fischer, which may hurt the movie.

The show ran off the rails soon after that, but "Top of the Lake," which has a similarly moody start, only becomes more fascinating over time.

The older examples of the everyday become more fascinating in comparison to the modern.

And however morphing compromises an original design, buildings can become more fascinating and attractive as they accumulate new lives.

One of the paradoxes of Presidential campaigns is that candidates can become more fascinating after they lose than when they were still in the running.

But quite quickly, that first wave of reviews became part of a whole gamut of responses and it became more fascinating than painful.

For me, the work has become more fascinating, and no less shocking, the more I have tried to get to grips with it.

The evening would only become more fascinating. .

Women become more fascinating with age -- they know more people, they've been more places and they've read more books".