Sentence examples for interesting much more from inspiring English sources

We expected him to play it straight, but he made it more interesting, much more comical.

"History is much more interesting, much more messy, and baseball has 1,000 fathers," Mr. Thorn said.

Somehow this graceful line, if it was distorted, was much more interesting, much more artistic and much more important.

He's the kind of downtown artist you'd like to read a profile of because his mind seems so interesting, much more so, unfortunately, than his choreography.

The way I dealt with it was thinking: "Well, it's much more interesting, much more sort of visual, to think that it's still the case".

Explaining how the bicycle morphed from the iron bone-shaker of the 1870s to the steel-tubed, pneumatic-tyred models of the 1880s was all quite interesting; much more so was the impact on the way people lived.

Theoretically more interesting, though much more difficult, is the automatic grammatical analysis of texts by computer.

Implementing that into DeMarcus made him more interesting and much more real.

That is a really interesting and (apparently) hard problem, much more interesting and much harder than Ron's original problem.

"Much less formal and much more interesting".

So it was much more interesting.