Sentence examples for under interesting from inspiring English sources

Are we simply staring at the animals in the zoo, or will we actually act after seeing the show; file it away under "interesting experience" or do something?

It has been analyzed and measured the wear suffered by the diamond under interesting designed tests.

But for old timers like this columnist, it draws a line under an interesting chapter in the modern history of the computer industry.

Under the "interesting" heading would fall the mosaic virus, which produced the fantastically variegated tulips of the tulipomania investing craze in 17th-century Holland.

Under "most interesting things about you", Jamie has clearly struggled to think of anything interesting, being as his entire adult life has been geared towards obtaining houses and sports cars.

Under an interesting set of rules promulgated by the Securities and Exchange Commission in 2004, called "Alternative Net Capital Requirements for Broker-Dealers That Are Part of Consolidated Supervised Entities," the amount of capital that had to underlie assets was reduced substantially.

The shock of the American veteran Tony Thompson destroying the 6ft 8in British heavyweight hope David Price in two rounds in Liverpool earlier in the evening reverberated all the way to London, as Audley Harrison again lit a fire under his interesting career by winning his second Prizefighter trophy, becoming the first man to do so.

For "Devils & Dust" (Columbia), Springsteen has once again decided to bury his skills — charisma and force of delivery — under potentially interesting details (the going price for anal sex with a stranger) and high-school-English symbols (the not-as-resonant-as-he-thinks title).

He was arrested back in February under very interesting circumstances.

Under "be interesting" I would stress the importance of transparency in writing a bit more.

Under the interesting hypothesis introduced in discussion, which states that parallel changes are more probable in closely related lineages thanks to a higher overlap between their sets of variable sites (covarions), one would expect a high rate of paralellism in the Apis/Aedes and Apis/Anopheles pairs of terminal branches, for instance.