Sentence examples for more interesting point from inspiring English sources

Ferguson misses the more interesting point.

But the more interesting point was the focus on listening as a sound-producing activity.

What we do with him, what English football can learn even in failure, is the more interesting point.

The second, more interesting point that Mr. Thomson makes about the lasting impact of "Psycho" concerns its "ironic (or mocking) treatment" of sex and violence.

That's playing right into the hands of the PKK.There is a larger, more interesting point about this episode than whether the Turks cross the border and in what mode.

The more interesting point, noted in the back half of the column, is that Apple doesn't expect it to generate much profit -- it's a "Trojan horse" whose real function is to help sell more iPods.

Whether Baker was right or not, his case was well argued, the point provocative and in three minutes he'd come up with more interesting points than the entire ITV and BBC commentary punditry had in the previous 9,456 minutes.

The McDonald's story, unsurprisingly, is one of the most fascinating in the book, although it's only a slim volume and some of the more interesting points receive only the most cursory of explanations as a result.

Perhaps the more interesting points for discussion, in terms of their implications, arise from what we must regard as the failure of the interventional study.

One of the more interesting points of the redesign isn't its appearance though — it's how it was actually put together.

Rather, and as some might argue making more like a machine — in the sense of acting like an algorithm trained to surface novelty from a mixed data dump — I've compiled a list (below) of some of the more interesting points that did emerge as panelists were asked to consider whether AI is "a force for good" (or not).