Sentence examples for more interesting summaries from inspiring English sources
In fact, the more interesting summaries are likely to be those that are larger than the abstract and that augment the information content of the abstract.
What makes these summaries even more interesting, though, is the fact that they also highlight other relevant information.
Trading Shalrie, dumping the much touted number 9 Moreno, and Bengtson's play at the Olympics - in summary there was more interesting things happening off the field then on the field versus KC.
He introduces Reports, "a lot of the time seeing a summary of what you've done is a lot more interesting than seeing everything that you've done".
Her new album title, "Unapologetic," is the strange, three-year-long summary of her reaction; it makes clear that her persona is increasingly more interesting than her music.
6.29pm GMT Cameron's appearance before the liaison committee - Summary That was not a particularly exciting hearing (although it was probably more interesting than the first 45 minutes of Francois Hollands's press conference - before he started taking questions).
Handel becomes more interesting.
That became more interesting".
"The tour became more interesting.
"I found it more interesting.
