Sentence examples for obviously interesting from inspiring English sources

But, sorry, I'm one of the other lot, and to us fact magpies, it is maddening that the piece fails to give this obviously interesting information.

"Being a lesbian myself, it was obviously interesting for me to get acquainted with people in the L.G.B.T. community," she said.

Carrie's obviously interesting as it was the first, and it throws up a few ideas he would repeat throughout his career.

"It was born of a feeling of obligation, respect, kindness, neediness perhaps, and started to become something that was obviously interesting," says Smith. "The absence of things is sometimes truly inspiring because you just see space.

Certainly the most obviously interesting theorizing to be found in this period is contained in the "speculative grammar" of the modistae, who were so called because the titles of their works were often phrased De modis significandi tractatus ("Treatise Concerning the Modes of Signifying").

This is obviously interesting considering Instagram's recent moves to remove support for Twitter cards last week.

We — after the election, there was obviously an interesting political climate, interesting social climate, not only on Princeton's campus, but also in the United States.

But that doesn't alter the fact that he was obviously an interesting figure.

It is obviously an interesting opportunity for start-ups that can rethink how we get and use our computing power, and both an opportunity and a challenge for big incumbents that have to adapt.

Their spies are obviously more interesting — Kim Philby, the infamous British intelligence mole, was a far more complicated and intriguing double agent than Aldrich Ames, the wormy counterintelligence officer who sold secrets to Moscow even after the Soviet Union collapsed.

It stank: it stuck". "It's picking up on family jokes, and on what was obviously an interesting literary circle around them, taking on members of the Bloomsbury Set," said Helen Melody, curator of modern literary manuscripts at the British Library.