Sentence examples for more interesting time from inspiring English sources

There's never been a more interesting time to be a politics and economics graduate.

"I thought that made everything more interesting — time will tell the impression it makes," said David Acker, president of Sleepy's.

"In the 30 years I've been in this business, I've never seen a more interesting time," he said.

And despite the subsequent long job search, he added, "it couldn't have been a more interesting time to be in school.

In addition, Maxwell's theory is based on a steady-state analysis, which restricts one from considering the more interesting time dependent thermal response of the nanofluid.

It helps define the relationships realistically, and gives a much more interesting time.

There will be more Interesting Times ahead in 2008.

By The New Yorker August 12, 2008 There will be more Interesting Times ahead in 2008.

I mean, this is actually one of the more interesting times right now.

Of the five volumes, the second may be the most interesting: it dealt with more interesting times, and more consistent military operations.

If last time was a learning experience at the highest level for him, it will be made even more interesting this time round by the appointment of Neal McDonald as performance director to the team.