Sentence examples for as particularly interesting from inspiring English sources
Research showed that students regard topics related to human biology (health, diet, and fitness; diseases and cures), plants and animals, light and sound, and space and astronomy as particularly interesting; at the same time, girls' interest in these areas is significantly higher than boys' (Christidou 2006; Osborne and Collins 2001).
Two things struck me as particularly interesting about the piece.
Brooms have not struck us as particularly interesting since Margaret Hamilton melted away in "The Wizard of Oz".
Another fact about Mr. Jobs that struck Mr. Hanft as particularly interesting is his allegiance to traditional media for Apple's ad campaigns.
Bajul Shah of XXIV Old Buildings has numerous leasing disputes on his CV, but the case he cites as particularly interesting is the "very unusual" Blue Sky One Ltd & Ors v Blue Airways, which concerned three Boeing 747s acquired by a British company to provide capacity to an Iranian airline in a "complicated structure" that was believed to avoid falling foul of US sanctions against Iran.
Two aspects of this strike me as particularly interesting.
As a result of this method butanone has been identified as a particularly interesting target owing to its potential usage as a spark-ignition fuel, thanks to its impressive knock resistant properties.
Adyen's chief commercial officer Roelant Prins argues: "Brands that identify themselves as premium, tech-driven, or user friendly should see it as a particularly interesting payment method to offer.
While Wallace Stevens is certainly a major American poet, in Mariani's pages he seldom comes across as a particularly interesting fellow, let alone a likeable or happy one.
