Sentence examples for is sufficiently interesting from inspiring English sources
Should these judges, not editors or their readers, decide whether a story is sufficiently interesting enough to be in the public interest?
What you do is sufficiently interesting".
However, like many another popularizer of cultural history before him, Isacoff seems uncertain that his subject is sufficiently interesting in itself, and periodically injects doses of anecdotal "liveliness," venturing far afield from his subject.
The book's melodramatic tendencies — and lines such as "Was it possible that she'd begun to have feelings for him again?" — seem to betray an anxiety that none of the action is sufficiently interesting.
For many people, the unwritten rules of sidewalk choreography now include this: if what I'm reading or watching on my phone is sufficiently interesting to me, it's entirely up to you to get out of my way, just as if I were very frail, or three years old, or blind.
Jamaica coach Theodore Whitmore hoped Sterling might consider playing for the country of his birth but Hodgson said: "I'd hope the chance to play for England is sufficiently interesting.
-- describe them in detail if they are sufficiently interesting and novel.
The series is then "heavily edited", leaving only those that she thinks are sufficiently interesting.
"I don't think I'm sufficiently interesting that paparazzi mobs would turn up outside the house," she admitted.
Twice in recent years, the makers of Who Do You Think You Are? have approached me to see if my ancestry might be sufficiently interesting for their programme.
