Sentence examples for be a particularly interesting from inspiring English sources

In nontheme news, I liked seeing CHICKLIT in the grid, even if I personally don't find it to be a particularly interesting literary genre.

It isn't hard to find ON GOLDEN POND (1981) on television, but this could be a particularly interesting time to watch it -- a day after Julie Andrews and Christopher Plummer recreate Katharine Hepburn and Henry Fonda's Oscar-winning roles live on CBS.

Mobile as a platform for the mall could be a particularly interesting opportunity.

Measuring amplified spontaneous emission and nonlinear optical properties of single nanocrystals will be a particularly interesting topic for the near future.

But this is too uncontroversial to be a particularly interesting claim and it gives nothing of the flavour of what has made this topic such a controversial one.

This may be a particularly interesting example of unauthorized Glass software, but software outside the bounds of platform restrictions is nothing new.

Webb is a particularly interesting case.

Now, the next document is a particularly interesting one.

The 29-year-old Kiessling is a particularly interesting player.

"That's why this was a particularly interesting project.

India was a particularly interesting place for me.