Sentence examples for rather interestingly from inspiring English sources

He rather interestingly contrasts going out to eat in a restaurant with the Eucharist.

Rather interestingly, the company is also working on a book entitled Our Cookbook - The A-Z of Alternative Meats, Alligator to Zebra, which is a rather tremendous idea and one I wish I'd come up with.

The Man Booker literary director, Ion Trewin, said: "I think it says something about the state of publishing, that the risks are being taken now, rather interestingly, by smaller publishers".

I would have preferred the film to be structured differently, emphasising at the beginning the banal and non-horror tensions between family members that are in fact dramatised rather interestingly.

In other words, rather interestingly, the scheme suggested here is theoretically applicable however large the eigenvalues of K may be.

The news was first revealed at the APOS 2017 event in Bali, where executives briefed selected entertainment media, but, rather interestingly, the partnership was officially announced today with a fairly major caveat.

Hovering a bit awkwardly, rather than interestingly, on the fine line between tear-jerker and farce, it could benefit from greater emphasis on the situation's black comedy.

So, interestingly, rather than being an issue of equity and justice, we are now seeing a re-framing on the grounds of self-interest.

"Interestingly, rather than providing evidence of the prevalence of rape myths, those who agree with this statement are providing evidence of its truth … the best evidence we have of how women show consent to sex is how people say women show consent to sex".

Interestingly, rather than ceasing magically at C60, a similar process also applies to the formation of larger or smaller fullerenes.

Interestingly, rather than being genetically encoded, organisms seem to accumulate and take advantage of inorganic nanoparticles to sense or react to magnetic fields.