Sentence examples for becomes most interesting from inspiring English sources
The murderer becomes most interesting when he illuminates the quirkily perceptive young Drewe's yearnings and fears.
I can have a story line in my head, but when dancers say things physically, that's when the dialogue becomes most interesting.
The rationale for the introduction of the Sure Start programme, which aims to give disadvantaged children a good start in life (but was poorly targeted: your correspondent's first-born was a recepient of the scheme), remains valid.This is where Mr Heckman's line of thought becomes most interesting.
"Walter John Harmon" is a case in point: Doctorow spends 25 pages developing a beautiful, and highly plausible, portrait of a quasi-Christian cult building its own compound in an unnamed Midwestern valley, but abandons the story just as it becomes most interesting, when the cult leader has fled and the remaining followers are hunkering down for a Waco-like confrontation with the authorities.
On the book's front cover, Bret Easton Ellis is quoted as saying "With Taipei Tao Lin becomes the most interesting prose stylist of his generation".
He had that right from the start of his career, as you could see in his first feature film, Roger Vadim's "And God Created Woman" (1956), in which the camera seems to take no notice of him for the longest time — it is otherwise engaged, training a close eye on the startling, young Brigitte Bardot — until, little by little, he becomes the most interesting character in the picture.
"This One Is Mine" is refreshingly clear-eyed about its characters and subjects, and in an excellent twist, David becomes the most interesting and sympathetic character in the book.
When a female celebrity says "I do," she's typically labeled as a sweet blushing bride or a deranged Bridezilla, and her choice of wedding dress becomes the most interesting thing about her.
Knowing that the two genomes are so similar, what makes us human becomes the most interesting, yet challenging, question for biologists [ 2].
