Sentence examples for much more enthralling from inspiring English sources
Tanaka's numbers are much more enthralling than Igawa's.
Aficionados will tell you that it is knowing your team are rarely ever much more than a few wins or defeats from promotion hopes or relegation fears that makes the Championship, League One and League Two so distinctive and enthralling.
Such a setting makes Chase Finlay's beauty all the more enthralling.
His use of his signature arsenal of stylistic oddities has seldom been more enthralling.
When a single ballerina can manage both, though, the connections and contrasts between the two become all the more enthralling.
More enthralling was the desert itself, ricocheting in handfuls, plink plink plink, off our windows.
Thus, the usually gripping game of cat and mouse between cop and killer is made all the more enthralling.
I was so excited, terrified and amazed that a bit of paper could be more enthralling than a screen.
They proposed calling the story "Snow White and Her Wicked Stepmother," arguing that the queen — inventive, active, and mobile — was far more enthralling than her insipid stepdaughter.
Far more enthralling is "Gnomen," a dance for four men choreographed in 1997 by Robby Barnett and Jonathan Wolken, in collaboration with the original dancers.
