Sentence examples for more intriguing that from inspiring English sources

Which makes it even more intriguing that the public has a decisive vote in the final judging.

That makes it all the more intriguing that the city resists the disclosure of records of how prosecutors and investigators conducted themselves.

Which makes it all the more intriguing that Dior is working to harness the mediums which help publicize its famed designer's offenses.

So it is all the more intriguing that the banquet Mr. Tong assembled for us a few nights ago was defiantly not the New York Chinese style that he is so associated with, in its presentation, pacing and, most of all, choice of dishes.

Which makes it all the more intriguing that days after the al-Halily move, the Saudis called up their national guard for participation in the festivities.

Well, yes; but that goes for any known author -- or, arguably, for any first-time author writing a traditionally structured story -- and as criticism neither is nor should be exclusively concerned with debuts, the assertion boils down to something far more intriguing: that critics don't exist to pass comment on popular, established things.

The data prove more intriguing than that".

A squally electric guitar solo lets you know Love & Hate isn't just another slice of vintage soul, but something a little more intriguing than that.

There have been few recent tech acquisitions more intriguing than that of DeepMind, the British artificial intelligence firm bought by Google for about £400m in January.

Few are more intriguing than that of a desk built around 1870 by William Howard, a slave who worked for the pre-Civil War governor of Mississippi William McWillie on the Kirkwood Plantation in Madison County.

The angiosperm diversity of Australia's Southwest Botanical Province SWBPP: Figure  1) is also very impressive (>7300 plant species and 49% endemicity [ 2]), and is arguably even more intriguing than that of the Cape, because this region has very limited topographic variation.