Sentence examples for how very interesting from inspiring English sources

He plays down, when he doesn't conceal, his own Jewishness, and adopts a chipper British version of the faux-naïf pose, "Yes, how very interesting, tell me more".

How very interesting, and maybe in a special way to Tooting MP Sadiq Khan, who is widely expected to seek to become Labour's candidate to run for mayor in 2016 once the general election is over.

How very interesting.... Get technical: Put a hidden GPS device on their car.

"It will be very interesting how they define who a journalist is and how this will work in practice," he said.

It is very interesting how it has broken across all the boundaries".

Something technical, the stuff you can explain, rather than something that's shades of grey… For me it has always been very interesting how things work".

JG : Yet it's very interesting how the elderly public remains so calm at all the expletives flowing from us on stage.

So I find it very interesting how many – but not all – of my British friends are so apathetic about the election.

It's a drag for celebrities, but they are cultural objects for mass consumption, so how we behave is very interesting to people.

In Israel it is very interesting how many people can function while working for organisations that totally contradict their personal beliefs.

Kurzman said: "Given that Awlaki's messages is sitting on the internet, easily accessible to millions of English-speaking Muslims, it's very interesting how few have taken him up on his demand that Muslims join the revolutionary movement".