Sentence examples for more interesting on from inspiring English sources

"We are developing here many projects, which we believe are more interesting on a national level than this one hotel," said a Solidere spokesman, referring to the St . George

While Brewster and De Witt are film's most famous writers, one suspects they'd be still more interesting on the page, which is where most writers belong.

There is always something more interesting on Twitter than whatever you happen to be working on.

Weisberg believed that Blodget's humiliation would make him more "interesting on Martha".

Or merely that there is something more interesting on the telly?

My friend said, "Girls who have more masculine in them are more interesting on stage.

The awards ceremony arrives just after the Grammys, which are bigger, glitzier and attract more impressive names and more interesting on-stage collaborations.

Some of the more interesting ones focus on the ethics and the logistics of "passing".

"Sometimes it was more interesting than on screen".

Wouldn't it have been more interesting if on Blue Bloods Erin had been proven right in her decision not to charge the guy without evidence?

So much easier and more interesting than full-on matte, trust us.