Sentence examples for more interesting idea from inspiring English sources

That's actually the more interesting idea".

This is a more interesting idea from Clive Carpenter… 1. St Luke's Wolverhampton Wanderers.

"The more interesting idea," as he put it, clearly, unsentimentally, "was of creating new music using someone's unfinished, unwanted and abandoned material.

Simple text-messages and banner adverts still dominate, but a more interesting idea is to spread the word using several channels.

Obviously, there will be much, much more of this, as Labour develops its focus on the so-called "squeezed middle" – a much more interesting idea than the name implies.

The other and more interesting idea is an algorithmic or "computative" system of Protothetic, mentioned above in Section 8.

But the story is stretched too thin, blunting some of its more interesting ideas.

Jackie's blog St Teresa's Music Matters, has more interesting ideas and examples of class work.

But lost in that whole discussion was one of the more interesting ideas of the campaign season.

One of the more interesting ideas being floated is that the government-sponsored enterprises, Fannie and Freddie, would subsidize loans only for low-income families by lowering the size of a so-called conforming loan.

Several of her more interesting ideas include convening of multilateral and bilateral dialogues with China on the issue, getting parliaments involved in passing resolutions on the issue and even engaging social media.