Sentence examples for more fascinating though from inspiring English sources

But as you work your way down the bottle, the wine becomes darker and hazier, the flavors deeper and more fascinating, though no less refreshing.

What makes this market more fascinating long-term though is whether this can transition from a part-time, between-jobs gig into something more long-term and professional.

My right place right time declaration was a choice -- point: It wasn't God creating an experience for me -- it was my decision to surrender to not questioning or doubting that something better, smarter, sexier, more interesting, more intriguing, more fascinating was out there (even though we all know it was...)...

A fascinator is much more fascinating.

Though there are plenty more fascinating details of that ordeal, in the context of this story it serves to establish the next year of my life trying to recover.

Though I think they're more fascinating than enjoyable.

Mr Updike's technical digressions as computers progress from clunky contraptions to slender laptops are more fascinating than Owen's peccadilloes though one senses that his research of both has been thorough.

Things become even more fascinating.

And thus more fascinating.

Losers are more fascinating.

Most of the letters, though, are more literary life than private life – and they are the more fascinating.