Sentence examples for still more fascinating from inspiring English sources

Even though three new places -- Aniello's Pizzeria, the Arthur Avenue Cafe and the Omaha Steakhouse -- have opened in the last few months, the neighborhood is still more fascinating for its ingredients than for its cooking.

Still more fascinating, the effect of a warm drink can radically alter our assessments of people and situations, which is why the old Jewish panacea of chicken soup is likely to be a genuine pick-me-up.

This was a remarkable match in isolation but still more fascinating in context, evidence of a league unshackled from the constraints of logic and free to run wild and thrillingly reckless.

More fascinating still is the 1972 series June Street, a collaboration with his friend and fellow photography student Daniel Meadows, in which they posed people in their living rooms.

But more fascinating still are the career lessons that emerge from this event.

For the five of you still reading, something far more fascinating is coming: how do parents interact with technology?

Yet few subjects are more fascinating than taxes.

A fascinator is much more fascinating.

It turns out they had a lot of explaining to do (and, editor's delight, about subjects more fascinating than their own still-young experience).

One of the paradoxes of Presidential campaigns is that candidates can become more fascinating after they lose than when they were still in the running.

Nicky's shady motivations grow more fascinating every week, and I appreciate that we still don't know exactly what she wants.