Sentence examples for interesting paragraph from inspiring English sources

"Ballard directed readers of The Atrocity Exhibition to flip through the pages until they found an interesting paragraph and then read around it for more information.

And back on more predictable terrain, the "Lost in the Vaults" section offers an interesting paragraph about Basil Kirchin's Worlds Within Worlds (Parts 1 & II), a vinyl copy of which recently sold on eBay for £598.

Here's an interesting paragraph from Dana Milbank's Washington Post column assessing the political consequences of the House Republican push to pass a ban on sex-selective abortions: The problem with [the] proposal is that it's not entirely clear there is a problem.

There was an interesting lead paragraph in an article on the front page of The Wall Street Journal last Thursday: "The blackout of 2003 offers a simple but powerful lesson: Markets are a great way to organize economic activity, but they need adult supervision".

(Interesting about this paragraph is that it does not mention that as an occupying power Israel has an obligation to protect the people in Gaza. It also does not mention Hamas, a political party/movement either but only refers only to "militants," many of whom are Palestinians who fled Israel, the country now pulverizing Gaza).

Make your first paragraph interesting.

The reader doesn't want boring, so make your first paragraph interesting.

The most interesting aspect of "Paragraphs on Wind," set to an eerie shimmering score by Guy Yarden, is the way Ms. Green winds through the shifting groups of seven dancers around her in the light and dark of sprawling space.

- why one has to suppose it - can this again be evaluated by comparing species tree and gene tree? the next paragraphs: interesting differences are discussed, but no specific evolutionary scenarios are proposed viz. the timing of the events.

Make your paragraphs interesting so people are keen to read it.

"I found that there were so many interesting ideas in one paragraph that I almost couldn't read it".