Sentence examples for a particularly interesting one from inspiring English sources

Even on the cusp of the millennium, being female was still a story, but not a particularly interesting one.

Shadow, to choose a particularly interesting one, allows you to upload your dream diary, thus creating a huge, international database of dreams.

I'm a big sucker for nonfiction, both biographies and books about music and film, and this was a particularly interesting one.

After all, he said, "In the course of her life, what has she learned if not diplomacy?" The position is a particularly interesting one for Ms. Kennedy, a crucial supporter of President Obama during the 2008 campaign.

The phrase "maximize dependency" is a particularly interesting one because it suggests a systematic, orchestrated campaign by the president and liberals in general to keep blacks poor and dependent on "big government" as a way of insuring their continued political support.

The 99 deal was a particularly interesting one since Didi had previously backed the company via an investment.

(One particularly interesting one that is sometimes used as an example is the fall of "yuppies" and the rise of "hipsters").

While the scenery of the race wasn't particularly interesting (one city street after another), the crowds made for constant visual stimulation.

From hundreds of millions of celestial objects, special software will cull particularly interesting ones for a follow-up look with the same telescope, which will break their light into spectra, rich in information about the objects' nature and distance.

You search this database using keywords, and after watching a clip can annotate, tag and set aside the particularly interesting ones.

We took measurements on 28 different routes [36], of which we analyse two particularly interesting ones in this paper.