Sentence examples for took interesting from inspiring English sources

Richard Bean's England People Very Nice took interesting risks with racial stereotypes and was ill rewarded with some knee-jerk reflexes from audiences, while another experiment – the digital relay of Helen Mirren's performance in Phèdre to cinemas around the country and the globe – paid off handsomely enough to guarantee further ventures.

The use of an interview guide ensured that we addressed each subtopic with informants but we freely covered other subtopics when they took interesting directions (Huntington 2000).

This book is what would happen if everyone with a camera stopped taking boring as shit photos of club kids gurning and just took interesting, beautiful photos instead.

We want to take interesting data – about who funds politicians and where their financial interests lie – and put it at people's finger tips.

"We were allowed to take interesting trips, but I had a really normal childhood.

His life, he wanted me to know, had taken interesting turns.

All these albums are taking interesting things from all sorts of genres".

This week's reviews include a couple which take interesting perspectives on historical fiction.

And the rare breed of economist capable of seeing effectively across inter-specialty lines will also do well.It often takes interesting times to produce interesting ideas.

The question of whether people had been out to kill Khalifa for religious reasons had taken interesting turns over the intervening years.

Google's default settings will see you fair, but there are some third-party apps that take interesting and unusual spins on unlocking the phone.