Sentence examples similar to occasionally more fascinating from inspiring English sources

In "Telophaza" he tries for both, with four screens at the rear of the stage on which are projected close-ups of the dancers' faces and occasionally more varied material, like a fascinating shot of faraway dancers seen through the contorted bare feet of one woman at the rear.

A fascinator is much more fascinating.

Occasionally we walked uphill to Sintra and, seen on foot, the road was more fascinating than frightening.

But this belligerent back and forth actually obscures one of the more fascinating things about the whole deal: After centuries of fighting (and occasionally killing) over the rock, London is a bit less adamant (or at least rude) about keeping the Rock than the Spanish are about grabbing it.

Things become even more fascinating.

Occasionally more glinted through.

And thus more fascinating.

Losers are more fascinating.

Cricket is more fascinating for their flourishing.

More fascinating trivia: orange juice is more expensive on Saturday.

More fascinating is the Mail readers' response.