Sentence examples for it too interesting from inspiring English sources

I was happy to give advice, not keen to join, but they made it too interesting.

There was a group of friends, and we all talked about whether we had a 'special place,' and it was like, 'Oh you have it too, interesting,'" she said in a 2013 interview with Rookie.

It's too interesting just to leave it to academics.

And he never wanted to find out why? "No, because it was too interesting what was going on, the complexity of it," he said.

It was too interesting to even be sensitive about.

Actually no, that makes it sound too interesting.

The Titans (7-7) reached.500 for the first time this year, but made it far too interesting by blowing a big lead.

(The worst thing, of course, about hearing others yakkety-yak on their cell phones — and the reason I don't own one — is the sullying recognition that everybody's doing, thinking, saying pretty much the same things you are, and none of it's too interesting).

On Saturday night in the Holiday Bowl against Nebraska, USC once again made it far too interesting.

A. Back in 1967, I was just out of the Army and married when I became a collector, I figured this was an easy, no-brainer kind of thing I could do until I could figure out what I wanted to do, and it was just too interesting for me to leave.

I should not be telling you this and will get in big trouble with the DoD, but it is just too interesting to not mention.