Sentence examples for interesting emerged from inspiring English sources

Interestingly – although, of course, you'll be the judge of that – the word "interesting" emerged at about the same time.

An especially accomplished first clarinet, pale and interesting, emerged from echoing fanfares and glazed strings to lead the cortege in a rare outing for Elgar's handsomely attired Funeral March from 'Grania and Diarmid'.

But if you stick with "Ferran," details — some of them interesting — emerge.

But then we get to know Gerald a little better and something more interesting emerges than a mere sitcom reactionary.

"With this satisfying collection" Franklin "establishes himself as one of the region's more interesting emerging voices," Bruce Barcott said here last year.

In the past couple of years it is Bristol in particular that has laid claim to having the most interesting emerging restaurant sector in the country.

I've seen versions of Score and Cloudcuckoolanders, which are both at Camden People's theatre tonight and tomorrow, and are interesting, emerging young works.

Machines are human creations yet when what they produce is beginning to surprise the creators then I think you're getting something interesting emerging.

It's an interesting emerging category.

Photocatalytic applications of LDHs are an interesting emerging field.

Some interesting emerging approaches are label propagation approaches [71] and seed-centric ones [34].