Sentence examples for more interesting theme from inspiring English sources

Relax on the sofa with the epitome of Tarantino cool, because redemption is a far more interesting theme than love.

Gopnik even quotes the lines from "The Hero's Guide" that could have been the central and more interesting theme of his review: "What can I say, the people love princesses.

By the time the movie gets to some more interesting themes about letting go and appreciating every moment, it was too late, where the only time travel I cared about was getting to a future where the movie was over.

His far more interesting sub-theme is how Ruth's might helped change the character of baseball for the better and for good.In this section The devil and the deep blue sea Hard road ahead Game changer Poetry on power Mechanical minds Thumping, boiling and loving ReprintsPre-Ruth the prevalent style of play was known as Scientific Baseball or Inside Baseball.

Even familiar world themes look more interesting in cloth: lava has a sequined sheen, its heat rays made of string, and winter hats stand in for mountains in the backdrop as Yoshi rolls a snowball made of cotton wool.

It has loftier themes and more interesting writing than either of its siblings, but they're disguised by fun-first shooting mechanics and joyful, B-movie excess.

Any ethnic food theme makes a party more interesting.

Most of the stories on this theme are bluntly polemical, more interesting as historical documents than as literature.

Instead, it dived, quick and confident, into murkier waters, exploring themes less comforting but more interesting than "love makes a family" sloganeering.

A bit of a hodgepodge, "Imaging African Art" is more interesting as a collection of distinctive works than as a theme exhibition.

Raimi felt the Green Goblin and the surrogate father-son theme between Norman Osborn and Peter Parker would be more interesting.