Sentence examples for really quite interesting from inspiring English sources

Among participants there was a sense that MSDs were worthy of study and of interest; "This is actually really quite interesting research" (P10).

Really quite interesting when you consider it.

But I am now prepared to admit that on its own terms, it's really quite interesting.

"It's not yet at the point of practicality, but the concept is really quite interesting".

There, there is a good sense of local democracy infusing groups of schools, not just individual ones, and I think that's really quite interesting.

Afterwards the he came up and said 'you're really quite interesting, you know.' 'What?' I teased him, 'not as interesting as the others, surely?

The rabbi told a couple really deep and, actually, quite interesting stories that related to the situation".

Photograph: Charles Dharapak/AP Former secretary of state Colin Powell Photograph: Kevork Djansezian/Getty Images Updated at 3.58pm BST 3.31pm BST It's really quite an interesting collection of things A pistol captured with Saddam Hussein on December 13 , 2003

Making a toilet, he says, is "really quite an interesting engineering challenge".

"The finding is really quite an interesting one--how rich you are affects how your brain responds to a 20 pence coin," says psychologist Daniel Kahneman of Princeton University in New Jersey.

"It's really been quite interesting how resilient and fierce they've been," General Jodice said in a telephone interview on Sunday from his command center just north of Bologna, Italy.