Sentence examples for told interesting from inspiring English sources
Online film critic for ReelViews James Berardinelli called the film "moderately uplifting but not especially memorable" and claimed that "the problem with Rocket Science is that the character at the center of the drama isn't very energetic or, truth be told, interesting".
I'm not saying I want wacky for wacky's sake, but past Final Fantasy characters often told interesting stories or gave away details on their personality through their character design think Wakka's Besaid Aurochs Blitzball uniform, or Lulu's badass belted black mage dress.
I'm not saying I want wacky for wacky's sake, but past Final Fantasy characters often told interesting stories or gave away details on their personality through their character design – think Wakka's Besaid Aurochs Blitzball uniform, or Lulu's badass belted black mage dress.
Sometimes you can tell interesting things about a book from its cover.
Besides talking with members of the crew, who tell interesting facts & anecdotes about the Hamilton, he also quotes historical data from different books on steamboats.
Writers are never telling wonderful stories about Ireland, they're telling interesting stories about Ireland, and Ireland doesn't necessarily appreciate that.
Bearing in mind the key requirements of the role, tell interesting stories to ensure your abilities stick in the interviewer's memory.
The intention is to raise awareness for something that delves into some legitimate questions and tells interesting stories about the city and the country".
But this sort of fabrication is routine, just as we routinely leave out bits of science to tell interesting, exciting and useful stories.
"He was a character, with a sense of fun, yet a serious determination that he had a duty to tell interesting stories in stimulating ways," Smith's son, Graham, wrote in an obituary on The Guardian website.
This has resulted in newspaper business sections that carry a lot of well-researched features that only rarely document the sorry state of a company and tend mostly to tell interesting stories about new technologies or a growing business.
