Sentence examples for more fascinating to from inspiring English sources

In part, this was because I, like many autistics, tend to perseverate about the things that intensely fascinate me and, at that moment, there was nothing more fascinating to me than discovering that there was an explanation for all of my sensory sensitivities, social issues, repetitive behaviors and obsessive interests.

Naturally, that makes him more fascinating to fashion than ever.

But everyone here is so much more fascinating to me.

The stores became more and more fascinating to him, not just visually but sociologically.

In all this, Mr. McCain is even more fascinating to watch than in 2000.

Despite this long experience with Mozart, she said, "I find it more and more fascinating to play his music".

Fortunately, there are many more fascinating people to come, including Qaddafi ("absolutely stunning"), Cher (a "delight to talk to" — who knew?) and Bill Clinton: "I never experienced his renowned sex appeal.

"Yuri is the one who got me with the bug… I find that when I speak to him he has one one more fascinating thing to tell me after another".

Any deeper inquiry into the personality of one of the more fascinating characters to live at No 10 is dismissed on the grounds that trying to "unravel" Blair is "unsatisfactory".

More Ned Flanders than Woody Hayes, Stewart is clearly one of the more fascinating characters to emerge recently in college football.

No book published this year holds up a more fascinating mirror to these questions than Paul Cartledge's Democracy: A Life.