Sentence examples for most interesting that from inspiring English sources

It is most interesting that Schuerholz was able to replace Bobby Cox as general manager and work smoothly with Cox as manager.

To the Sports Editor: With all the talk of Alex Rodriguez's health problems, I find it most interesting that there's barely a word about a causal connection with his admitted steroid use.

As an orthopaedic surgeon, however, I found it most interesting that you thought the Vikings had a "tibula" instead of the tibia and fibula that are found in modern humans.

Mr. Horner, of the New York Public Interest Research Group, said he found it most interesting that the payments signal that the Pataki operation had continued to employ costly consultants even though the governor had just been re-elected in November.

The American version of The Killing is another good example of this phenomenon because the aspect that made the original most interesting – that it was a Danish police procedural rather than an English or American one – is automatically missing in the translation to the States.

Dave Turnbull, Unite's officer for the food and drink sector, explained: "The issue is clearly widespread across the industry, but it's perhaps most interesting that some companies like the Restaurant Group can give all tips to staff without an admin fee, yet others like the Casual Dining Group can't".

"That evening I heard from my agent that they thought it was the most interesting thing that had happened that day," she continued.

That was the most interesting thing that was happening to us, so we made a podcast about that".

Of course what's perhaps most interesting about that is that LinkedIn Today is powered by Twitter.

And that's much the most interesting thing that happens in the over.

It is more satisfying as drama than horror, largely for the simple reason that its most interesting asset – that van! – is also the greatest source of frustration.