Sentence examples for bit of interesting from inspiring English sources

"We're hoping that this stimulates quite a bit of interesting conversation".

The little bit of interesting science in the anaconda program doesn't stand a chance of emerging from all that writhing and hissing.

But be warned that if you go, you risk feeling as if you are sitting through a reading of Science for Dummies spliced with a bit of interesting philosophy.

It isn't, of course, but in a bit of interesting timing New York City Ballet is now presenting its version of the actual work the film bears some resemblance to, "Swan Lake".

In a bit of interesting timing, state officials climbed aboard the annual New Jersey Chamber of Commerce ride to Washington on Thursday, and the toll plan dominated the conversation along with speculation about the Feb. 5 nominating contests.

While many pilots extolled the benefits of using CRIP, there was quite a bit of interesting dissent.

Much as in Mr. Bittman's cooking columns, you'll pick up random bits of interesting information; in Episode 1 he tells you that half the people in the world eat rice at least twice a day.

Two bits of interesting information from this piece on Isabelle Wallace. 1.

The site's basic premise — building up pinboards of pictures that link to other bits of interesting content, often around themes — has attracted droves of users — primarily women.

You can get a little bit sick of interesting times.

Masterminds is a bit of an interesting case study, as it is basically a Coen brothers film but put through a mechanism that removes all the wit, visual style or excitement.