71.   In truth the styles are more interesting than the modalities, which are somewhat familiar to anybody raised around the idea of cyclical behavior.

72.   Indeed, there is a sort of reverse snobbery now, with many television writers looking down on film as generally less interesting than good television.

73.   Individually the pictures are no more interesting than distinctly unglamorous passport photographs.

74.   It has taken the Asian financial crisis to show that he is something more interesting than that.

75.   It seems more interesting than important.

76.   It certainly would be more interesting than another box of candy.

77.   It was more interesting than algebra.

78.   It would have been much more interesting than the blather about the game.

79.   Its popularity, media pundits observed, suggested that television commercials were more interesting than the programs they interrupted.

80.   Lawson and fellow onomasticians agree that their field is more volatile and interesting than ever.