Sentence examples for interesting in something from inspiring English sources

None of us wants to be a flop and so each of us rises to the occasion by telling a story we actually find interesting, in something like our real voice, using the same assets (humor, understatement, overstatement, funny accents, whatever) that we actually use in our everyday lives to, for example, get out of trouble, or seduce someone.

In any case, the usual response to boredom is to put in something interesting, to get rid of it.

"We wanted to do this celebration of the un-famous, and celebrate how everybody is interesting when they are interested in something," Ms. Poehler said.

Speaking of the conventions, the Clinton nostalgia that reached its apotheosis at the Democrats' gathering in Charlotte has been an interesting exercise in something less than total recall.

But it's now overrun by mercenary types who are mostly interesting in promoting something, usually themselves.

"It's more interesting to engage in something when you understand where it comes from, what it is made of and who the creators are".

But just as they are performing a boring pirouette which stopped being interesting in 1842 or something, GEORGE SAMPSON appears with a spangly boombox.

Silver's sale is really the only place where a collector on a budget can hope to drive home in something interesting for under $10,000.

"Leicester were running away and us playing them next week makes the game very interesting," said the manager in something of an understatement.

And I try to stay in touch with friends who are writers, friends who are involved in something interesting, just to pick up their ideas.

Choose a company which specialises in something interesting to you.