The phrase "interesting circumstance" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation that is uncommon or noteworthy. For example: "The president's sudden resignation under such an interesting circumstance was completely unexpected."
He was arrested back in February under very interesting circumstances.
Perhaps the NY NY casino has beaconed him, tempted him, with the interesting circumstances of this year's contest.
Numerous applications in orthopedics have been presented, and the models developed have successfully predicted the mechanical characteristics of skeletal components in interesting circumstances.
Inevitably, the conversation rotates back to the white hat/black hat discussion of the Open Web, with its hardcoded simplification of a much more interesting (Robert) circumstance.
He added that coming to office was "an interesting and extraordinary circumstance", and that his office was overwhelmed with "the volume of work that victory brings".
He added that taking office had been "an interesting and extraordinary circumstance" and his office had been overwhelmed with "the volume of work that victory brings".
I said yesterday in response to a question from my counsel that's that an interesting and extraordinary circumstance, you've come out of a campaign into government, for almost a week the Deputy Premier and I were ministers for all of New South Wales.
Former Calgary Flames Coach Brent Sutter is coaching Team Canada, through an interesting set of circumstances.
The problem presents an interesting set of circumstances for Mr. Levy, a former member of the Board of Regents, who was instrumental in helping Mr. Mills raise statewide academic and teacher standards.
It might be interesting when the circumstances are right.
Combine that with rumours that the Samwers are preparing to raise a huge billion dollar fund to effectively clone Silicon Valley startups all over the world faster that the companies there can scale, and you have a very interesting set of circumstances.
