Sentence examples for consequently more interesting from inspiring English sources
"I think I thought I wasn't pretty enough to get anything but the 'friend' role, and there was, consequently, more interesting work at home".
Uncommercial books are by definition less likely to strike a common chord and, to me at least, are consequently more interesting.
The triumphs and travails of Ms. Cole; her sister, Neffe; and their mother, Frankie, have felt less scripted, and consequently more interesting, than anything offered up by Gene Simmons or Scott Baio or Flavor Flav.
The latter category had the most extreme underrepresentation of the Biological Processes categories and consequently may be one of the more interesting categories in the study of the origin of land plants.
Hybrid OA journals are so risk-free for publishers, and consequently so numerous, that including them would have taken most of our time and overshadowed the more interesting phenomenon: societies so committed to OA that they would skip over the safety and low uptake of the hybrid option and publish full-OA journals.
According to Pridor, things have started to look more interesting in the last few years, with a growing number of successful local startups and, consequently, better companies that generate higher exit returns.
We guess that, in an epigenetic point of view, nuclear compartment seems to be more interesting because also the cytoplasmic ncRNAs such as miRNAs are transcribed in the nucleus and consequently they are also subject to modification induced by snRNAs.
Fortunately, "The Emperor and the Wolf" becomes more interesting when the careers of its two subjects start to decline and their lives become unhappier and, consequently, more dramatic.
Handel becomes more interesting.
That became more interesting".
