Sentence examples for take the interesting from inspiring English sources

Relationship with measurements in vivo: The authors take the interesting viewpoint that their measurements in vitro are actually closer to being natural than measurements under anesthesia, which may affect the basal release rate and therefore the strength of nonlinearity at the set point.

It seems to take the Interestings forever to get out of their beloved camp, Spirit-in-the-Woods, even though they spend only a couple of formative, flirtatious summers there.

So he took the interesting opportunities that came his way, even if he wasn't playing leads.

Ben Aveling has taken the interesting little licensee's exam insisted on by New Labour, hot on exams and targets, in its 2003 Licensing Act.

Worse, the comedy memoir, although Bossypants takes the interesting approach to memoir of remembering almost nothing, and providing "revelations" that might more accurately be called "concealments".

When faced with demonstrations here in New York last weekend, Mayor Bloomberg took the interesting approach of arguing that the protestors were attacking the wrong target, trying to pretend that they were attacking the typical Wall Street office worker.

"I could have stopped at 50," says Wilde, "but the more I take, the more interesting it becomes".

Second is to take the more interesting path.

Don't take the first interesting item as priority; jot it down and browse around.

I try to utilize my vice president and cabinet, and encourage them to take the lead on interesting projects.

I just chose anecdotes and plot lines that would take the story into interesting places.