Sentence examples for ultimately interesting from inspiring English sources

What is ultimately interesting about Mississippi Grind is Mendelsohn's performance, perhaps the surest and subtlest he has given so far: without ever tipping over into aggression or the scary-macho tics that he can occasionally indulge, he makes Gerry a rounded, likeable character.

Frans Sartono, reviewing for the historically Catholic daily Kompas, considered the film heavily didactic but ultimately interesting, because its social commentary was much needed, considering Indonesia's religious turmoil.

That multidisciplinary and open approach enables children to pursue their interests in a more self-directed, and ultimately more interesting way, according to Loktev.

Neither he nor his book is, ultimately, especially interesting.

Meanwhile, online content producer Bigballs Films has been setting a different, and perhaps ultimately more interesting, agenda.

It is odd, curious, intermittently intriguing but ultimately more interesting for its artifice than for its art.

However, it is these inherent contradictions that make his work so difficult, unwieldy, and ultimately so interesting, and what raises it above arid politics.

How one feels about their parents' choices is not, ultimately, as interesting as the kind of futures we want them to have, and the kind of city they can help make.

Favor Hamilton's story has captured attention because of her work as an escort, but "Fast Girl" is ultimately more interesting for what it says about the psychological demands of high-level sports.

By Peter Vigneron October 9, 2015 Suzy Favor Hamilton's story has captured attention because of her work as an escort, but "Fast Girl" is ultimately more interesting for what it says about the psychological demands of high-level sports.

He may do so, but his internal pain is ultimately less interesting than the precedents he is crafting and the way that future Presidents whether dispassionate or vindictive or caught up in a crisis might use them.