Sentence examples for more interesting elements from inspiring English sources

Away from the broader comedy, slapstick and visual absurdism – Phil spends one scene conducting a large-scale Mentos and Coke experiment – the more interesting elements of the show come through its exploration of the basic instincts of man.

The more interesting elements are yet to come.

Some of the more interesting elements from the detailed description of the patent include alternative display methods.

One of the more interesting elements of the report is a chart highlighting the five top annual priorities for corporate executive over the last ten years.

Perhaps one of the more interesting elements to explore in the wake of Taylor's death is the outpouring of public grief, from shrines set up at iconic gay bars to violet-hued flowers left on the actress's Hollywood star.

One of the more interesting elements involved in the Image Square is a photo gallery curated by 500px, the Toronto-based photo sharing website that's popular among professional and enthusiast photographers.

The repair is the more interesting element, here represented by fractured, patched-together dresses, windowed with PVC and swatched in neon laces.

But the more interesting element is the posting to the Updates area.

The more interesting element to SlideIdea's smart widgets is the set of interactive elements that can be added to the presentations.

The event surfacing is the more interesting element, since it marks a considerable attempt by Twitter to meddle with the straightforward chronological nature of that part of its service (besides promoted content).

Perhaps the more interesting element to this matchup is how Wade defends Green's superior jump shot.