Sentence examples for far more fascinating from inspiring English sources

He's done a far more fascinating version of The Joker than anything I've ever seen before.

Where Khalifa is all showbiz, A$AP Rocky is a far more fascinating figure.

But the nitty gritty of moving materiel is far more fascinating than you might think.

Mr. Boynton might consider ditching "Walls" and writing a true second act for his far more fascinating heroes.

The lesson is not "Look how terrible!" but "See how wonderful!" American rectitude confronts the far more fascinating ancient and exotic world.

Bono's struggles to engage in a show he clearly felt to be both important and very far from his stadium-rock comfort zone was far more fascinating.

The character and Mr. Sheen's performance have grown far richer and more fascinating as Bartlet has displayed more flaws.

But Dr. Moalem's groundbreaking book shows us that the human genome is far more fluid and fascinating than your ninth grade biology teacher ever imagined.

Tonight's episode, which deals with nonviolent cases, is far more surprising and fascinating than the second program, which covers the more titillating but more familiar territory of violent crime (in a serious, nontitillating way).

They depict not a nuclear conflagration waiting to happen but a far more complex and fascinating interplay between China and the United States, massive trading partners even as they remain political antagonists.

Yet, for good and ill, the kind of historical forces that were at work during the miracle - mass migration, industrialism, urbanisation, modern transport, women's entry into the labour market - have shaped the way Italians eat in far more important and fascinating ways than have Virgil or Caravaggio.