Sentence examples for in such interesting from inspiring English sources

As both a foreigner and business student, I'm thankful to be here, in such interesting times.

The characters are living in an extreme circumstance, which has affected them in such interesting and human ways that you won't seem to mind that much that you have to stretch your credulity a little bit.

But then the [film's] success was so monumental that I was getting offers to be in such interesting movies and be in such interesting places, and it seemed silly to pursue anything else".

The flavors here vary from the beautiful acoustic stalker song "Star You Are" to rockers that stretch out in such interesting ways that they're hard to classify beyond "that Dada sound".

As a in-demand sideman on such interesting recent efforts like Ryan Truesdale's Gil Evans Project Centennial, a valued member of trumpeter Dave Douglas's Quintet and Maria Schneider's Orchestra, or on his own recent impressive efforts as a leader on albums like Recommended Tools, Declaration and Perpetual Motion, watching McCaslin mature is like watching a seedling develop into a mighty oak.

How is it, a visitor asked, that places in Somerset have such interesting names?

In contrast to such interesting properties, however, hydrothermal techniques actually impose a tight control over the preparation process, such as temperatures and atmosphere (normally using autoclave), to obtain preferred ZnO products.

It's a job that really does itself in many ways – we publish such interesting articles in a wide range of topics, so it's easy to tweet out real attention grabbers!

The demonstration that stem cells exist in the adult brain and that they can be isolated and expanded in vitro offers the possibility to test such interesting cells in the paraplegic rat.

In modern days, all such interesting applications have motivated scientists and researchers to look for more avenues in the field of non-Newtonian flow (Rudraswamy et al. 2017a, 2017b; Kumar et al. 2017c, 2017e).

A short history of the transition from Gorbachev and glasnost to the present-day doesn't help — it just reminds us of the effortless coexistence of the mythic and the real, the past and the future, in the novels of such interesting contemporary Russian writers as Ekaterina Sedia and Victor Pelevin.