Sentence examples for more fascinating the from inspiring English sources

It was more fascinating: the Internet made flesh.

It makes it more fascinating; the place is not quite reachable.

The trademark arpeggiated keyboard riff and Kraftwerkian synth flourishes don't quit, the groove becomes more fascinating the more it plods on, and the continually climaxing chorus is unforgettable.

Its sharp, specific depictions of time, places and species of humanity seem more fascinating the more they recede into the rearview mirror.

Still more fascinating, the effect of a warm drink can radically alter our assessments of people and situations, which is why the old Jewish panacea of chicken soup is likely to be a genuine pick-me-up.

Instead, it has been like any family secret, growing more and more fascinating the longer it remains out of view.

The more fascinating was the assault on the senses that Mr. Varone has also titled "Ballet Mécanique," with Antheil's music heard on tape.

What's all the more fascinating about "The Founder" is how it reflects the obsessive focus of Hancock's own relatively brief career.

All of this is all the more fascinating for the assignments' being, for some generations now (and in spite of various conspiracy theories), entirely random.

Among the more fascinating reports, the human-rights group Reprieve recently considered claims to drone "precision" and surgical accuracy by doing its own analysis of the available data.

A walk-through will give you the history of money in India and the world; more fascinating is the pictures you build in your mind's eye.