Sentence examples for made more interesting from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, the Mail Online covered the story of the New York Times Square bomber suspect, a public interest story made more interesting to the public by the use of images of the suspect himself, taken from Facebook.

It is made more interesting, if not really a village, by its multiplicity of uses.

We argue that such education is made more interesting and relevant if it is linked to real world experiences.

Light, zippy, produced mainly from mauzac grapes, it is made more interesting by the blended-in chardonnay and chenin blanc.

"It showed that stuff we do in class that's boring can be made more interesting," she said.

So do gumball-size fried risotto balls ($5.95), with molten mozzarella-fontina centers made more interesting with Gorgonzola.

The studios could make more interesting choices.

Teenagers make more interesting television than babies.

Maybe this election will make more interesting work.

I think that makes people freer to make more interesting music.

Brad Adgate, the head of research for Horizon Media, said: "Cable is making more interesting shows right now.