Sentence examples for a very interesting kind from inspiring English sources

"We're at a very interesting kind of intersection right now where retail needs to be fun, it needs to be exciting".

"And that makes the emigres a very interesting kind of person".

Whereas the unlabelled data which is just your experience streaming in through your eyes as you run through the world… and somehow you still benefit from that, so there's this very interesting kind of partnership between the labelled data — which is not in great supply, and it's very expensive to get — and the unlabelled data which is copious and streaming in all the time.

"It's a very interesting sensation, kind of crazy.

There are many cases where having localized nucleators has been shown to be sufficient to give you really very interesting kinds of self-organized systems.

It's a very interesting, very distinctive kind of dance," he says, before adding, slightly bashfully: "Very, you know, very erotic actually".

Italy has been, for the last couple of decades, not only the sick man of an already not particularly healthy European Union, but also a very interesting laboratory of what kind of politics the future may bring about in other western countries.

And it's a very interesting view of a kind of vitality, often a thwarted vitality; but it challenges the basic myth that there's somehow, these people have just sort of lost the lust for life.

"When I first met him," says Tom LeClair, academic and DeLillo's friend for 20 years, "I thought, this is a very interesting guy, he has a kind of eccentric mind, but not a massive brain like Thomas Pynchon, for example.

Scolytinae is a very interesting group for many other kinds of evolutionary studies and detailed hypotheses may be tested if also deeper phylogenetic nodes obtain better resolution.

"24" was a show with a very interesting and unique concept but one that was fundamentally kind of absurd.