Sentence examples for matters interesting from inspiring English sources

But a 70m team try to Luke Morahan in the 56th minute sparked life into the Force, with skipper Matt Hodgson and reserve hooker Heath Tessmann also scoring to make matters interesting.

A Robbie Gould 44-yard field goal followed after a gasp-inducing near-interception thrown by Grossman, keeping matters interesting at 22-17.

Then it's gone, before it has a chance to become boring or, for that matter, interesting.

There's a riot at the clinic, a volcano erupts, but nothing that happens seems particularly inevitable or, for that matter, interesting, except insofar as Carson's eccentric high jinks dress events up.

Obviously, no one is saying that you should learn all about D-Day via Medal of Honor: Allied Assault, but that, if you find the subject matter interesting, maybe you look into it a little more academically?

No matter how nice, no matter how interesting, and no matter how well-built these things are the wearables space is about to change drastically and I'm worried that good products will get trampled underfoot.

Others have been selected because the subject matter seems interesting.

The subject matter is interesting and not overly difficult, but the lack of free time really drains my enthusiasm.

Alexander's characterisation of history as having the whole world as its subject matter is interesting not least because it proved so controversial.

Virtual reality companies have slowly been learning that just because you have a 360-degree camera, doesn't mean the subject matter is interesting enough to use it.

To make matters more interesting, under Thai law the surrogate mother remains the legal mother of the child.