Sentence examples for interesting member from inspiring English sources

Similarly, the influential Tory website ConservativeHome has called her "Labour's most interesting member of parliament", less for her wide outside interests than for speaking what it called "no end of good sense" on public spending and the national debt.

The most interesting member of Rudd's cabinet is another byproduct.

James Hogue, petty thief, was now Alexi Santana, a self-educated ranch hand, a gifted runner, and easily the most interesting member of the Princeton Class of 1993.

ConservativeHome, a Web site close to the government, described her as "Labour's most interesting member of Parliament," and applauded her "good sense" on public spending and government debt.

The young king of the north was a central figure from the time his father died, but he was always the least interesting member of his family, well behind his mother, his sister Arya and his half-brother, Jon Snow.

She really could be, intriguingly, that very rare thing: an honest and interesting member of the acting profession; although, for many years, it seemed one would have to have substituted the word 'interesting' with the word 'confused'confused

This is too neat a coup to not feel distracting, and Watson's well-toned twit is afforded excess airtime, leaving the lesser – and potentially more interesting – members of the gang with insufficient space for their motives to be heard.

This is where it gets very interesting: members will have "access to healthcare".

This tremendous improvement in water MeOH uptake and permeation picks up these nanocomposites as interesting members for membranes to be used as Direct Methanol Fuel Cell (DMFC).

Aquaman is one of the more interesting members of the Justice League these days, thanks, in part, to the political intrigue that encompasses his story.

Over 70 venues will be participating in the day-long event, giving people the chance to interact and connect with the many interesting members of the community as Echo Park springs to life as a conduit of artistic activities.