Sentence examples for very interesting one from inspiring English sources

In all seriousness, Cvent's journey as a company is a very interesting one (more on that in a guest post by Cvent founder and CEO Reggie Aggarwal).

For people who are trying to figure out career decisions, there's a very interesting one: "So Good They Can't Ignore You". That gives a valuable perspective on how to select a path for one's career.

It's just not a very interesting one.

The middlemost pedal, however, is a very interesting one.

The idea of a European Monetary Fund (EMF), currently being floated, is a very interesting one.

"It's a new market and a very interesting one as far as we can tell".

In addition to commentaries, he wrote a number of logical treatises, mostly simple explications of Aristotelian logic, but also two very interesting ones: (i) His On Topical Differentiae bears witness to the elaborated system of topical arguments that logicians of later antiquity had developed from Aristotle's Topics under the influence of the needs of Roman lawyers.

"I couldn't find very interesting ones in green, so the green print became about hedges".

The two examples we've just been talking about are very interesting ones.

Yes, I wrote about new companies (and there are some very interesting ones), but every day brought more heartbreaking news about Hurricane Katrina.

According to multiple sources, the board streamlining happened because "everyone agreed it was for the good of the company," — A statement which granted has many interpretations, including some very interesting ones when juxtaposed against past reporting.