Sentence examples for be interesting to note from inspiring English sources

It may be interesting to note which candidates are most hostile to Israel.

He's had his coach publicly encourage him to take a more responsible approach to his batting so whether that tempers his freewheeling style will be interesting to note.

In the meantime, it will be interesting to note which American films released between now and next fall will seem indicative of our own electoral results.

Whatever, it will be interesting to note the differences between mono and stereo playback, even though the Elgar pressings are not, of course, mono discs.

It will also be interesting to note how veterans of my generation contextualize their service and explain what lessons they learned from our recent wars.

As a gay man himself, he thought it would be interesting to note the contrast between a Yiddish culture that was dying out and a gay culture just being born.

It's interesting to note the strategy is likely being tested by President Obama this week.

It's interesting to note its influence, though.

It's interesting to note what people highlight, though.

But it's interesting to note the degree of tilt.

"It's interesting to note it," he said.