Sentence examples for interesting coming from from inspiring English sources

Joyce responded: "That's interesting coming from you, mate, you're the No.1 clown on the radio".

QUESTION FROM ÿVAR: is there anything interesting coming from the foreign market this summer?

He sent me a nice write-up on his lab plans and research, very interesting coming from a 15-year-old boy.

The slower tempos were especially interesting coming from a pioneer in the early-music movement, whose practitioners have tended to advocate fleet and buoyant tempos.

Mr. Heller "recognized how toxic Romney's comments are, but that's interesting coming from someone who just a short time ago compared the unemployed people to hobos, that was his word, hobos," Mr. Reid said.

Here's something quite interesting coming from Facebook on a day when it launched its SnapChat competitor, "Poke".

"Nobody famous or interesting came from there.

One of the most interesting came from researchers at the University of Georgia.

The most interesting come from Boas (1888) and Mary Rousselière (1982/83), Boas's information being received from more southerly dwelling Inuit and Mary-Rousselière's from ethno-historical accounts from Pond Inlet informants.

To take the last first: of all the reactions to Jon Stewart's impending departure from his sixteen-year tenure at The Daily Show, perhaps the most interesting came from Jamelle Bouie.

This is interesting, and coming from as deeply rooted a conservative as David Frum, even tantalizing.