It's going to be really interesting, not only coming back to it but coming back after a decade.
The presidential runoff will be interesting, not only for Austria but also for the inner cohesion of the European Union.
That's interesting!' " Not only do Mr. Parker and Mr. Stone avoid identifying the winning formula; they're most attracted to ideas that seem like poor ones.
She brings insight and a rueful wit to her story, which is interesting not only for her fellow walking wounded, but for writers and would-be writers.
"I think they're really interesting not only because the people in them are dead, but because they're long dead," he said.
To Ms. Boyd it was interesting not only because people played with identity, but also because of the range of reasons they did so.
Even so, the iSlate is particularly interesting, not only because of that promise of "more," but because it sums up so much of what's happening in design now.
"His packages are very innovative and very interesting," not only for the design, but for the cost saving potential, said Koji Goto, the manager of the paper and packaging department of Mitsubishi.
Weisswurst (sausages) are interesting: not only are they stunningly white (they're boiled rather than fried or grilled) but they boast a smooth consistency that can be challenging for the squeamish.
Victor, the slave-catcher in "Underground Airlines," is interesting not only because he is a former fugitive but because he is an essentially bureaucratic figure — one of many such people employed by the federal government to navigate and enforce the byzantine system by which slavery endures.
He plies, as he has from the very start of his career, a gratifyingly well-textured prose, kept interesting not only by its alert depiction of psychological states but by its sly deployment of self-reflexive asides, which remind us every few pages that a tale is always an artifice.
