Sentence examples for perhaps more fascinating from inspiring English sources

But their differences are perhaps more fascinating than their teacher-student similarities.

The exhibition showcases a selection of interesting objects, although the premise is perhaps more fascinating than its realisation.

But what's perhaps more fascinating is how the patent contextualizes Google Inc leading the $542 million funding round for augmented reality startup Magic Leap.

But perhaps even more fascinating is the realm of the not-so-elite, and it is this world that Benjamin Markovits describes in his fifth novel, an abrupt departure from the territory of his previous two books, both of which were inspired by the life of Byron.

Though this process is innovative and probably where the future of licensing is headed, perhaps the more fascinating element of MPL's new licensing approach comes in its partnering with new talent.

And while the applications of this research are many, perhaps none is more fascinating than how brain research and human intelligence affects leadership and organizational success, especially as it relates to male and female leaders and the "integrated leadership" model.

Perhaps rebellion is even more fascinating when it comes in a more well mannered sport.

More fascinating, perhaps, is King's inexhaustible supply of similes and metaphors, which he seems to write without a backward glance.

But even more fascinating and perhaps telling is that Verizon is also allowing customers to buy the iPad in their stores without having to buy a MiFi device with it.

Today, the piece remains a flawed and fascinating oddity, perhaps more revealing of its creator than of its ostensible subject.

The next couple years will make for something of a global experiment as various methods of regulating short-term rentals (to say nothing of ride-sharing and other "sharing economy" options) and the results should be fascinating — though perhaps more so for users and regulators than the companies affected.