Sentence examples for interesting slightly from inspiring English sources

It's a funny place, Nuno's market tavern – small, interesting, slightly challenging, sometimes off-putting.

It's a revelation; though only a fifth cornmeal, it has a lovely flavour, and a more interesting, slightly grainy texture – plus it feels very frontiersy.

(Maybe the Red Flame coffee shop on West 44th Street?) And while Nuela certainly profiles as the sort of place for singles to drink and stare and scheme, it often proves itself to be the opposite: an eater's den, substantial, interesting, slightly eccentric.

One of the new metrics that the ITU is measuring in its report out today is to measure "digital natives" across the world, defined as 15-24 yearss [old] with five or more years of online experience".It's an interesting, slightly odd development to see an organization that is somewhat fusty and non-commercial in its ethos effectively cotton on to a marketing term.

Of the two curries sampled, the Kolhapuri-style goat masala, with its tender morsels of somewhat fatty meat, was more interesting, its slightly musky flavor enhanced by cloves, peppercorns, cinnamon and bay leaf.

Interesting, but slightly distracting.

In becoming a digital Donald Trump, I learned some interesting, if slightly depressing lessons.

I'm not using pheasant hearts in these recipes, but have employed some equally interesting if slightly more obtainable ingredients.

McKerrow said it was: "Interesting and slightly dangerous to say barbecue sales have gone up hence we are doing a barbecue show.

There is one other interesting and slightly odd precedent, the most terrifying example of a litigious child since that brat on Ally McBeal tried to sue God.

Yet for all its eclecticism, the exhibition proffers an interesting, if slightly obscure, curatorial logic, inspired by the museum's founding director, Grace McCann Morley.