"how interesting that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to express surprise. For example: "How interesting that you started your own business!".
For every page for every MP you will be able to: comment on individual expenses highlight ones of interest tell us how interesting that receipt is Help by entering the numbers on the page Using that information, we will begin to be able to piece together a unique picture of how MPs claims have changed over time.
How interesting that proves, however, depends on execution.
Did you know that a lot of Indians are in the motel business?" "I can't begin to tell you how interesting that is to me.
How interesting that play will be is hard to tell from the two episodes sent to critics, which are mostly spent setting up what feels like an unusually elaborate premise.
How interesting that Fratello — of the Hackensack, N.J., Fratellos — was on the phone last week from Bilbao, Spain, where the first Ukrainian senior team to qualify for a world championship tournament since the country's 1991 independence from the Soviet Union made its debut on Saturday with a 72-62 victoverover the Dominican Republic in what is now called the FIBA World Cup.
How interesting that, since my last post on the 27th September, the ICO has issued two decision notices (a week apart) in respect of the BBC.
How interesting would that be?
How interesting was that going to be now that it was September or October and there was this roaring presidential campaign going on?
"Look how raw and interesting that is.
How interesting – except that the Supreme Court isn't reaching out to invalidate the first two.
How interesting, though, that the prime minister didn't see fit to simply tell us all what he and Brooks really did say.
