Sentence examples for the second most interesting from inspiring English sources

The second most interesting thing I found was a leather diary.

Adam is the second most interesting character on the show after Hannah for me.

It is the second most interesting thing in this handsomely preserved district.

Will it be the second most interesting restaurant New Yorkers have ever seen, or will it nudge Morimoto from the Number One spot?

The second most interesting was the level of mockery and sarcasm employed by Obama – he once reminded Romney that the military budget wasn't a game of battleship – which was unusual for an incumbent president.

"Tax is, anyway, the second most interesting word ending in x in the English language," he tells me, in case I hadn't got the fact that it sounds a bit like "sex" from the title of the book.

As the third most interesting party at Westminster after the coalition partners, and the fourth most interesting in the country after the newcomers Ukip, Labour often gets ignored.

"The fact that there is a coalition government means that we are the third most interesting party," he says.

One member of the shadow cabinet wryly refers to himself as a spokesman for "the third most interesting party in Britain".

That Fremantle's Sunday home game against the Giants counts as the fourth most interesting game of the round is something of an indictment on this lukewarm weekend of fixtures because in the three previous league meetings between these two sides GWS has lost by a combined total of 284 points and another hammering is not entirely out of the question.

"Being gay is the fifth most interesting thing about him".