Sentence examples for more fascinating with from inspiring English sources

The back-row mix is even more fascinating, with the versatile Harlequin forward Clifford having already caught Jones's eye.

McKellen, who is 76, is one of those men whose looks get more fascinating with age, although here he is made up to be much older than he is.

And its stolidity grows more fascinating with time: in the past six months, two albums of AC/DC songs by other artists have come out, one by Mark Kozelek done in melancholy acoustic-folk style, one by Hayseed Dixie done as bluegrass.

Women become more fascinating with age -- they know more people, they've been more places and they've read more books".

After becoming famous, she continued to attend Al-Izhar Junior High School instead of being home schooled like most Indonesian child stars because she felt that "attending a normal school is more fascinating," with more friends and chances to socialise.

This intriguing possibility is rendered all the more fascinating with the realisation that, in contrast to the PAGs/Bla g2, these Phytophthora orthologues are likely to be membrane-bound through their C-terminal extensions (Additional File 6) and might function as a novel type of surface receptor.

Armed with these insights I went back to the piece and now the figure of Phaedra, alone in a vast space of darkness, her story told in a frenetic monologue, a self divided to the point of hallucinations and hysteria, whose only way to "purity" is in death, took on even more fascinating dimensions, with the Beckett/Racine dialogue strikingly relevant.

One of his more fascinating chapters describes, with a certain relish, several of the 40 tropical diseases that flourish in the torrid zone.

But nothing about these gatherings was more fascinating than the peculiar ritual with which they concluded, in which speaker after speaker would get up and praise the host.

Alice is making a map on her computer of how every L in the galaxy has slept with every other L; speeches are made about how this shows that we're all connected by love (or something), but more fascinating is the off-handedness with which Alice says to a straight male co-worker that she's sure he's on her map, too, somewhere.

Leslie Brunetta and Catherine Craig explain that as spider species began to find new and innovative ways to use their silk, natural selection favored these individuals and made it possible for the ancestors of these species to come up with even more fascinating uses for their silk.