Sentence examples for interesting signs from inspiring English sources

On the way back they stopped to copy down words from interesting signs.

"It's not a big rebound, but there are some interesting signs," said Maurice Lévy, chief executive of one of the largest advertising companies, the Publicis Groupe.

The really interesting signs have so far come from behind the scenes, and in particular the way the first two cabinet meetings have played out.

"Since I've been here, the most interesting signs of political life have been from the right, not the left," said Stanley Katz, a professor of American history who has been teaching here for 25 years.

There are already interesting signs of how valuable one's social network can be.

And on Syria there are interesting signs of Russia's possible engagement with Arab and Western partners.

The show is a small revolution here, he said: "It's an interesting sign of the evolution of French society.

"It's an interesting sign of the times that models are being booked for jobs and covers because of their following on a social media platform," she said.

Mr Brown is popular enough to swat the challenge away, but the choice of Mr Kashkari is still an interesting sign of a philosophical divide.

An interesting sign of the times: consultation of Robb's Web site will bring readers "my own computer file of Rimbaud's complete works".

But the reception of "Girls," even more than the show itself — which is, to keep things in perspective, a clever half-hour sitcom about a bunch of recent college graduates — is an interesting sign of our confused times.