Sentence examples for interesting began from inspiring English sources

But as the perception of weakness grew, and the internal leaks shaped the public narrative of a government on the ropes, something interesting began to happen.

Every morning I would wake up and triumphantly shout-sing, "I'M OV-ER IT!" Then my husband, grieving and sweet, would gather me up in an embrace and whisper tenderly: "What the fuck is wrong with you?" Still, as weeks passed, something interesting began to happen.

"This is interesting," begins Andrew Hurley.

But Taylor does something far more interesting, beginning with Angel's response to her critical drubbing.

Toro Rosso may be one of the smaller teams in the Formula One series, but the story behind it is one of the more interesting, beginning with its name, which is Italian for red bull.

Like all of Swift's narrators, she talks the way that people actually talk - sometimes to no seeming purpose - and our expectations are slowly flattened by this, until something more interesting begins to emerge.

"I thought the play was very interesting, very interesting," he began.

Still, there is more than one interesting beginning here.

"The Dancer Upstairs" is an interesting beginning for Malkovich.

(Devine had an interesting beginning to his own major league career in 2005: he became the first pitcher to allow grand slams in his first two appearances).

Writer overhears a woman ask the same question he would ask, "Once they start doing mice, who's to think they're going to stop there?" A new mouse is merely an interesting beginning, a foot in the door.