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The phrase "it was always interesting" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is often used to express that something has consistently been interesting in the past. Example: "I grew up in the city, and it was always interesting to see the different cultures and lifestyles of the people around me."
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It was, Heskin acknowledged, a job that had its longueurs, but it was always interesting to be on a film set.
It was always interesting.
"It was always interesting to find out what I really meant," he noted dryly.
Coppola: Yeah, it was always interesting and I really enjoyed that my parents always included us in their lives.
"It was always interesting, but when you're learning something and it's hard you kind of don't want to do it.
He said his expectations were fulfilled - "It was always interesting and exciting, and I always thought I was growing". During those years he also managed to attend Harvard Business School's advanced management training program.
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It's always interesting to see their personal interests, or how they talk about themselves in public places.
Still, it is always interesting to hear a voice, detached from its owner.
"It's always interesting".
"It's always interesting, always a challenge.
It's not always pretty, but it's always interesting.
More suggestions(17)
it was always important
it was always amusing
it was always useful
it was always advantageous
it was always fascinating
it was always problematic
it was always painful
it was always underreported
it was always stressful
it was always unexpected
it was always Irish
it was always progressive
it was always tight
it was always overrated
it was always overcrowded
it was always hard
it was always political
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