Sentence examples for more interesting instance from inspiring English sources

However, from the historian Eusebios, we know with greater certainty of a more interesting instance of auto-cremation in antiquity: around 300 A.D., Christians persecuted by Diocletian set fire to his palace in Nicodemia and then threw themselves onto it — presumably, to express their objections to Roman policy and not to the emperor's architectural taste.

Among the more interesting instances is the work of Harald Stoffers, who works in a studio for disabled adults in Germany.

To make these more interesting, for instance the noodles, cook up a batch but sprinkle things in them like chopped spring onions, grated cheese and ham.

Let's speak about something more interesting, like, for instance — " "The Malhotras," I said.

Ahmet is more important than Jagger, for instance, and more interesting.

Of the two forms that voyeurism takes in our time — watching other people have sex and seeing other people's homes — the latter is by far the more interesting and, in so many instances, the more deeply personal.

The chicken satay, for instance, was made more interesting by its marinade of curry, and the cucumber salad alongside offered a cool counterpoint to the earthiness of the peanut sauce.

This problem is an especially interesting instance of the more general problem of the compatibility of God's complete foreknowledge with the existence of future contingent events (for more on this general problem, see the entry on divine foreknowledge and human freedom).

The second instance is even more interesting.

The dish can be made more interesting by using a less common shellfish, for instance, cockles, and instead of linguine, small conchiglie pasta.

The case is more interesting.