Sentence examples for more interesting today from inspiring English sources

"It is really much more interesting today than in the 50's," Mr. Ferlinghetti, now 84, said in an interview.

Playing with the taboo idea of an evil mother is more interesting today, when stepmothers have less control over children and it is more usual to have separated parents.

The story seems to have gotten a lot more interesting today.

Android Wear's watch faces are getting a bit more interesting today.

And in some ways, it might be more interesting today than in the 90s.

She's much more interesting this year.

The automation became more interesting last December, after the City Council codified when and how snow suspensions would be announced.

Those questions became all the more interesting last week with "Friday," a song by Rebecca Black, a 13-year-old amateur from California whose YouTube video became a viral sensation.

To try and make the show more interesting this year, we're spending more time with the contestants, in order to get to know their personalities better.

And by the more interesting second half it is clear that for all the "Hernando's Hideaway" stereotypes, tango choreography can be dazzlingly complex.

But to encourage some serious donations, we decided to make it a little more interesting this year.