Sentence examples for equally interesting are from inspiring English sources

Equally interesting are Parker's surmises about works Melville never published that did not survive.

Beatlemaniacs will no doubt home in on his sometimes violent exchanges with Paul McCartney in the 1970s, but equally interesting are the more quotidian entries, like grocery lists, homemade Christmas cards and curiously loopy responses to fan mail.

Thus, equally interesting are the results reported by Scognamiglio et al. (25) showing that postprandial hyperglycemia induces myocardial perfusion defects in T2D patients, secondary to deterioration in microvascular function causing a decrease in myocardial blood flow.

But equally interesting are a set of genes involved in processes that could have contributed to the adaptation of P. vivax to the human host but in a broader sense, for example, via finding new vectors rather than simply solving the problem of invading a new cell type, which has not been previously recognized as such.

Equally interesting is a detail in the photograph itself.

Less obvious, but equally interesting, is his relationship to writers of the day.

Equally interesting, is who and what the public doesn't care for.

What was equally interesting was that the service was launched and is owned by a mobile operator – not a bank.

Equally interesting is Big Lens (or AfterFocus for Android), which allows you to mimic an SLR camera's shallow depth of field by blurring everything in the picture apart from the bit that you want to focus on.

Equally interesting is a touch-screen presentation of one of the relatively unknown daily weather journals Darger kept in the 1950s and '60s, competitively comparing meteorologists' forecasts with actual weather conditions.

It's already a well-worn fact that MySpace has empowered artists by changing the way they're discovered by labels and fans, but equally interesting is the fact that the most successful ones all seem to be having a lot of musical fun.