Sentence examples for more fascinating when from inspiring English sources

Perhaps rebellion is even more fascinating when it comes in a more well mannered sport.

Her courtships of women are all the more fascinating when you reflect that they're from Jane Austen's time.

Kelly, as she said, does not describe herself as a feminist, which may be why it's all the more fascinating when, every now and then, she decides to act like what others might describe as one.

It's a prime example of how Lovecraft's original ideas and concepts are all the more fascinating when placed in the hands of storytellers with a more contemporary narrative approach.

The proposed model becomes even more fascinating when the human origin of this cell line is considered.

This becomes much more fascinating when one considers the time taken by a protein to fold in vivo.

But even more fascinating is when the topic of conversation now often revolves around the phones themselves — or more specifically, what is on them.

The world is a more fascinating place when you comprehend this complexity and how it naturally came to be instead of saying "God did it".

What's even more fascinating is that when the show jumped networks, it wasn't retooled to gain wider acceptance.

What's even more fascinating is that when the rats were given dopamine-blocking drugs—specifically those that bind to D3 receptors they no longer responded to the auditory or visual stimulus, which means they stopped taking big risks.

One of the paradoxes of Presidential campaigns is that candidates can become more fascinating after they lose than when they were still in the running.