Sentence examples for somehow interesting from inspiring English sources

It's somehow interesting and engrossing even to people who hate skateboarding, probably because it's skateboarding as it really is without all the bullshit sponsorships and back-patting and showboating and torch-passing.

"The Annenbergs made a point of somehow causing interesting conversations to take place".

And it depends on that most ineffable of design qualities – whether something that is fun to play for weeks and even months can somehow stay interesting over years.

It's an impressive idea: classic conceptual rock that is somehow more interesting for having much of the actual rock left out.

There's also something religious, I believe, in what I was saying: that every man's life is infinitely precious, at least to him, and somehow infinitely interesting.

All this is somehow less interesting than the fact that Charlotte Posenenske stopped making art altogether in the 1970s, as a kind of political statement, and switched careers.

You can still see the outlines of what these two buildings once were, but the end product is somehow more interesting.

"You can't just say that because you've got these white-heat masterpieces in the late 60s and early 70s that everything else is somehow not interesting or not valid.

When I'm traveling in Ireland, I have the leisure and the mental tenacity to explore: back alleys, grocery stores, doorways and neglected buildings are somehow more interesting than the ones I see every day at home.

It runs 2.20 min and doesn't really show much, but it's somehow pretty interesting nevertheless.

Yet we don't dread logging into Facebook the same way we do our e-mail because the information in Facebook is somehow more interesting and more useful to us.