Sentence examples for more interesting subject from inspiring English sources

To me, Noah will always be a more interesting subject than flood control.

Almost anyone else shown here would have made a more interesting subject for a biopic.

But on a more interesting subject: What provokes or blocks the evolution of a community's solidarity?

A far more interesting subject, I think, is the psychology that underlies so sentimentalized and idealized a presentation.

Lucan's unfinished Pharsalia has a more interesting subject, namely the struggle between Caesar and Pompey, whom he favours.

"Geography is a now a much more interesting subject than you thought," Dr. John Barrow, a physicist at the University of Cambridge, observed.

It's more courageous, has more interesting subjects, and has less conventional styles.

"Naturally, I'd like to try and push it on a bit and try and engage in more interesting subjects, subjects that you wouldn't necessarily think of as subjects for comedy, and find the comedy in them.

A few days later, Maier asks me to email her my questions because her English isn't good enough for a conversation; she reminds me that she's written 19 other books, several of them also bestsellers, about other, far more interesting subjects (a Lacanian interpretation of the life of de Gaulle, for one).

They do a better job of scrutinising laws than MPs, debate more interesting subjects (on inheritance tax last week, on Chinese investment in Africa this week) and often produce better reports.Yet even though the reforms seem to have made the Lords bolder, the system looks anachronistic and untidy.

The older I got, the more interesting the subject matter became to me, but I wasn't really ready to write anything on the subject.