Sentence examples for just how interesting from inspiring English sources

Sci-fi novelist William Gibson tweeted about his experience of using the glasses: "Was faintly annoyed at just how interesting I found the experience" and said later: "I'm more interested in people reacting to new technology than I am in new technology".

So I think they are going to find out just how interesting Rikers Island can be".

I had forgotten just how interesting and strange a bookseller's life could be.

His best films demonstrate, in a very English way, just how interesting and enjoyable it is to be alive.

"I … got to try Google Glass, if only for a few seconds," he tweeted recently, "Was faintly annoyed at just how interesting I found the experience".

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"He often tells the staff about all the people he's just met on a train journey and they don't contradict, they just say, 'How interesting,'" says his daughter.

With a genre that has so many off-shoots, branches and sub-genres, it took a shop of Murder One's calibre to show just how diverse, interesting and mentally stimulating crime could be – far more than the guilty pleasure I had, until then, considered it.

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Wilcken's words – a shot across the bow of traditional conservation – marks just how radical and interesting the experiment on Rotoroa Island has become.

I just thought about how interesting that tradition was, and how I've always wanted to sing songs that were originated by men in Broadway musicals, but never really had the opportunity or outlet in which to do so.