Sentence examples for be extraordinarily interesting from inspiring English sources

Needless to say, the next Senate Estimates will be extraordinarily interesting.

I'm tempted to say Margaret Thatcher - I know that I'd end up having a flaming row with her, but it would be extraordinarily interesting.

"For me, that would have been extraordinarily interesting.

A series of 50 small oil studies by the Venetian Luca Carlevarijs is extraordinarily interesting.

"It is extraordinarily interesting and rare, but not literary," said Bonna.

And simply due to time constraints, not because these are uninteresting, indeed they are extraordinarily interesting, we won't be thinking about these writers in this class.

"We think the sirtuins are extraordinarily interesting but just don't yet have the proof that these enzymes will be useful in metabolic disease," said William Heiden, Elixir's chief executive.

And you say: "Well, who are you?" And they say: "Well, I own this... .. and you can't believe, it's extraordinarily interesting, you feel a very strange sense of bond with somebody, particularly when it's maybe gone through three or four hands before it came to them, and they've made a very specific decision in order to have this thing..

Sir Michael Marmot, one of the world's leading experts on health inequalities and based at University College London, said the findings were "extraordinarily interesting" and underpinned much of his own research.

Be extraordinarily confident.

But Seti has a long lever-arm because, clearly, if we were to find a signal showing there was intelligent life, that would be an extraordinarily interesting thing.