Sentence examples for more interesting proposition from inspiring English sources

The Gear Fit is a more interesting proposition, however.

As friends go, Nasheed, 44, is a much more interesting proposition than George Osborne.

Formerly an also-ran with friends in high places (Kanye West), he's become a much more interesting proposition.

More relevant is The Legend of Zelda, the first in the venerable series and a far more interesting proposition.

The car Apple is rumoured to be working on is a far more interesting proposition – could it do for electric cars what the iPod did for MP3 players?

But acquisitions – which, presumably, is what Corcoran means when he emphasises the importance of scale – could make Betfair a more interesting proposition yet.

But when it comes to more interesting propositions-assertions of right and wrong, judgments of beauty, grand historical narratives, talk about possibilities, scientific statements about unobservable entities — the objectivity of truth becomes harder to defend.

Her early work with hit-making songwriters and producers the Neptunes, with their genre-bending R&B and peculiar blend of alt-pop, preceded the Gagas and Rihannas of this world by years; she hasn't much to say about either, citing La Roux and Röyksopp as more interesting propositions.

Once the balance sheet is restructured, it should be a much more interesting investment proposition.

And while everyone loves food that makes you think of dismembered limbs, I actually have a more interesting gastronomic proposition.

But the success of markets like the one at Grand Central Terminal, coupled with a growing interest in shopping for local food as a leisure activity, makes the proposition more interesting to developers.