Sentence examples for decidedly more fascinating from inspiring English sources

One of the best is Lady Bracknell's to Cecily Cardew: "There are distinct social possibilities in your profile," she pronounces, having discovered the wretched girl is worth a hundred and thirty thousand pounds and therefore decidedly more fascinating that she was a minute ago.

But if your search ends there, you're missing a fascinating – and decidedly more rugged – slice of southern California's cinematic past.

A fascinator is much more fascinating.

This seems like a decidedly creaky literary device, and inevitably some of these monologues are more fascinating than others.

The city has become decidedly more vibrant.

But the patrons are decidedly more upscale.

Things become even more fascinating.

And thus more fascinating.

Losers are more fascinating.

It would also be decidedly more profitable.

This year, the affair was decidedly more modest.