Sentence examples for more interesting material from inspiring English sources

But there is some more interesting material.

This straitness of focus troubles me, particularly because the novel's peripheries are rich with more interesting material.

Liszt's songs also, perhaps not surprisingly, give a pianist more interesting material to work with than Brahms's.

But many were stymied even before the children could move on to the more interesting material: What is your favorite kind of writing?

She asks, "Are you hitting on me?" There is some sexual tension between these two, but you hope it won't become a big part of the story; there's much more interesting material here.

But some of the more interesting material comes from Stanford's recent actions.

But then he went out into the countryside and found even more interesting materials: trees blown down in storms or struck by lightning, sometimes felled, or about to be, seemingly at the end of their lives.

There's some incredible research going on and thus ever-more interesting material for authors to deploy in their work.

What Mr. Hart and his band did in their early show on Wednesday at Iridium was to play the syntax of pop-jazz -- the popping electric bass, the reassuringly slow and articulated melodies, the light funk rhythms, the fussy percussion instruments -- but with much more interesting harmonic material inside it.

In this chapter we will analyze the characteristics of some of the more interesting 2D materials recently highlighted.

"If the initial outlay is kept down this way," Soderbergh said to me, "then there's a good chance that the studios will make more interesting choices of material".