Sentence examples for most interesting kind from inspiring English sources

The best, most interesting kind of entertainment is mind expanding.

Hitchens's limitation in this form is his inability, maybe unwillingness, to make literature out of the most interesting kind of argument which happens with oneself.

The most interesting kind of turntablism is beat juggling, in which a D.J. breaks a rhythm track into small segments and plays the segments in a different order, creating an entirely new track.

Diversity inside families, said Michael J. Rosenfeld, a sociologist at Stanford University, is "the most interesting kind of diversity there is, because it brings people together cheek by jowl in a way that they never were before".

Fawcett wrote of the southern basin of the Amazon, "The whole of this region is saturated with Indian traditions of a most interesting kind," which "cannot be founded upon nothing" and which suggest the prior presence of "a once-great civilization".

The long and short of it is the most interesting kind of proximity is the digital proximity that allows people to keep in touch virtually without having to be co-located most of the time.

In our gallery, you'll find recipes for acorn squash, Delicata squash, buttercup squash, Kabocha squash and spaghetti squash, which is one of the most interesting kinds as you'll soon see.

You might find that underneath, alcoholics are some of the most interesting and kind people in your whole area.

The juxtaposition of Rubinstein and Schueller, though, is most interesting as a kind of natural experiment in entrepreneurial style.

A fascinating video of a Paul McCarthy-style performance suggests that Mr. Mullican is most interesting as a kind of highbrow clown.

Most interesting, however, is the kind of art that is by its very nature political.