Sentence examples for be interesting to put from inspiring English sources

Since it affected a lot of people at Yale and elsewhere, I thought it would be interesting to put its evolution in the Centennial News.

We thought it would be interesting to put that symbol of the good, middle-class leisure life out in that environment".

It would be interesting to put Tom Wolfe (a humidifier) and Ms. Malcolm (a dehumidifier) on the same court case and let them fight it out for the available oxygen in the room.

"We thought it would be interesting to put their work together for the first time," said David Hurd, the owner of the Manhattan gallery Modern Age (795 Broadway, near 10th Street).

As for the advertising, "we went into the pitch with our perception: 'Well, they're kind of just a big microprocessor company, so it should be interesting to put a shine on that,' " Mr. Bell said.

Then a friend sent me some of Richard Layard's [an LSE economist's] lectures in happiness economics, and I thought that it would be interesting to put these two areas together and explore the effect of people's natural environment on their wellbeing.

"I think it's interesting to put a light on the Bronx," Tsao interrupted.

"We always have to have some touristy pieces, but.... ..... "I think it's interesting to put a light on the Bronx," Tsao interrupted.

I know that my previous blog post on Sophia Vergara was on a similar topic, but I think it's interesting to put these two events next to each other because one is in the context of pop-culture, and the other is in the context of academia.

Yet it was interesting to put the Baines-Cole debate to Phil Jagielka, another member of Everton's back four, earlier in the week and listen to him putting forward a case for the player from Chelsea ahead of his own colleague.

Having been around for so long, there can't help but be a version of yourself out there, so I thought it was interesting to put myself in [the novel] as someone that makes people run for cover when they see him.