Sentence examples for increasingly more interesting from inspiring English sources

Her new album title, "Unapologetic," is the strange, three-year-long summary of her reaction; it makes clear that her persona is increasingly more interesting than her music.

Light relief came in the form of Violet and Cousin Isabel's amusing "tête-à-têtes over their love lives and Lord Merton's proposal, a prospect increasingly more interesting than Mary's love triangle.

As these two companies continue going toe-to-toe, these kinds of fluctuations will be increasingly more interesting in the future.

Invariably, the conversations people are having on their laptops, iPhones, and Blackberries are increasingly more interesting than the ones that are going on in the room.

His public pursuit of her, to which she yielded increasingly, was more interesting, brought him greater rewards and prestige, than what actually happened between them.

Doubles from $130 Louisville's 21C Museum Hotel opened five years ago, but the cutting-edge art hotel seems to get increasingly more relevant and interesting.

Shared code lets developers move more quickly, likely making Microsoft's increasingly unified platforms more interesting.

House and techno has benefited from this with a huge influx of producers who are bringing even more ideas to the genres and new fans to these styles fans who are increasingly looking for more interesting takes on the music.

But increasingly, things have become more interesting outside the newsroom bubble.

Increasingly, cabernet franc seems a more interesting choice than simpler merlot, long touted as Long Island's signature grape and wine.

Increasingly, I'm finding performance much more interesting than acting, theatre more compelling than plays.