Sentence examples for spectacularly interesting from inspiring English sources

I play chess, but I don't have any spectacularly interesting hobbies".

Nonetheless, he said, it may explain "a spectacularly interesting phenomenon, namely why we are here".

"The exposure to cutting edge medical developments is spectacularly interesting and objective-based science," he enthuses.

My own limited trials have somewhat confirmed her reticence to give up bottled tonic water in her G&T; I've found with the batches I've made that, while they can make some spectacularly interesting cocktails as a straight syrup, they produce curious G&Ts.

I haven't yet seen any published scientific papers documenting the epigenetic effects of exposure to alien abduction, alien viruses, parasitic ice worms, hallucinogenic fungal spores, or questionable tattoos, but I'm sure they would be spectacularly interesting and could account for the strange behaviour of some of the unfortunate people involved.

The book was going to be "Burma-focussed," because Burma, with its variety of tribal peoples, "closes the loop of food cultures" between the Indian subcontinent and Southeast Asia, and because "the situation in Burma makes it all the more obvious and necessary to go" — and, of course, because the food there is spectacularly interesting.

Freak hands with a spectacularly long suit are not usually interesting, but the diagramed deal from the Rosenblum Teams was an exception.

Among the prints and drawings are historically interesting set designs and spectacularly detailed engravings of fetes at Versailles, but Watteau's sketches of costumed figures are the main attraction.

The eighties had some spectacularly boring matches and series but people kept watching the interesting games".

But the interesting question is, what underlying dynamic makes these people so spectacularly unaverage in the first place?

What is interesting about the English riots is the way this principle was spectacularly dismantled through the violation, desecration and inversion of normal codes of conduct.