Sentence examples for nothing more interesting from inspiring English sources

There's nothing more interesting or terrifying than that.

"There is nothing more interesting than women, and nothing more exciting.

One could argue that there is nothing more interesting than science.

Poor June has nothing more interesting to say than "The pursuit of pleasure is my only ambition".

To me, there's nothing more interesting to watch than humans being humans and a family being a family despite itself.

He has been compared to Mayor Jimmy Walker, who, according to legend, stopped by the local seat of government only when he had nothing more interesting to do.

If scenarios do not push managers to do something other than that indicated by past experience, they are nothing more than interesting speculation.

In other cases, I see "pivots" that are based on nothing more than interesting alternatives swimming opportunistically into view.

Right now, nothing's more interesting.

For a physicist, nothing is more "interesting" than nature.

He still finds rocks and pocket lint as valuable as money or jewels, trees and clouds as beautiful as any art piece, and nothing is more interesting than his own private parts.