Sentence examples for this interestingly from inspiring English sources

This, interestingly, echoes the complaint you often hear back home from within his own party.

(This interestingly recalls Yeats's opinion that we make art from the quarrel with ourselves, mere rhetoric from the quarrel with others).

Sadler's Wells, EC1, Mon & Tue This interestingly uncategorisable work offers a variant on the familiar mix of digital technology and live dance.

Far less endearing are the TVs that line this interestingly designed basement space (a mishmash of post-industrial and Amalfi coast influences).

This, interestingly, parallels something Pauline Kael wrote in The New Yorker in her original, appreciative but skeptical review: "I hate to say it, but I think the central character of this movie is time itself, or, rather, timelessness".

This interestingly named new music collective, now in its 12th season, presents a program including Francis Thorne's Rhapsodic Variations No. 5, the world premiere of Tom Cipullo's "Crickets" and works by Ben Yarmolinsky, David Chaitkin, John Link and Andrew Violette.

This interestingly-timed Instagram post from her husband featuring Crawford in a bikini and looking more taut than the unretouched picture makes me think that's not the case, and that she'd rather not be the poster girl for aging "naturally".

Then we will ask: Tell us what is wrong with this.' " Interestingly, that second deputy was al-Haj Maulavi Qalamuddin, who had been considered infamously harsh when he was head of the Taliban's moral police force known as the General Department for the Preservation of Virtue and Prevention of Vice.

This recognition, interestingly enough, came first from outside China.

This athletic, interestingly inscrutable postmodernist opens the fall season at P.S. 122.

Civility like this played interestingly against Schumann's sublime outbursts of spontaneity.