Sentence examples for more fascinating because from inspiring English sources

Edgin's rise has been all the more fascinating because it occurred alongside that of the heralded prospect Matt Harvey, 23.

He seemed to me from this show to be a great original, more fascinating because more eccentric than Canaletto.

As most of this had happened during my lifetime, I felt as if I had stepped back into a parallel life, one that was all the more fascinating because it was so different from my own.

Indeed, Pope Francis's visit to the United States is all the more fascinating because it is taking place during a Presidential campaign, and much of what he has said on the subject of economics and the environment runs directly counter to the doctrines of the modern Republican Party.

Sending a tennis ball to the point on the court least reachable by your opponent does not sound all that exciting, nor does pushing buttons in time with music, but somehow every time we almost succeed, the process becomes more fascinating because we catalog the ways we can consistently reach our objective.

"Our new estimate of the younger age in a way makes this species even more fascinating because it has so many of these unique traits relative to other pupfish," says Christopher Martin, a biologist at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, who led the study.

The actual flight into orbit is much more fascinating, in part because you are weightless.

Most of the time, movies are more fascinating than history because they get to use creative license.

We were just in Canada and a lot of people were calling me Stifler, and what was more fascinating was I started responding, because what else can I say?

A fascinator is much more fascinating.

Karen is the equal of the other stars who frequented Judy's orbit in the nineteen-seventies and eighties, but she is more fascinating to me in many ways, because she is not interested in audience satisfaction but, rather, in self-satisfaction.‬‬‬ "Judy Linn" (circa 1980s), by Darryl Turner.